Bath Crashers

DBCR-408H
A tiny townhouse bathroom for two needs a facelift, and fast. Everything in this space is beige and boring. Keeping the original footprint, but creating more room by ditching the over-sized jetted tub is a start. In place of the tub, the cr

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DBCR-406H
A bathroom that screams generic becomes a one-of-a-kind retreat with a tub to die for, weathered gray wood floors, mahogany accents and a giant sink at the center of it all.

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DBCR-404H
A basement bathroom goes from a place to avoid to a private getaway, with a relaxing new tub taking center stage.

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DBCR-405H
A big, brown, bad bathroom becomes a super-hip hideaway with an unexpected arbor overhead and a cool floating vanity.

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DBCR-403H
A bathroom in an 1890s house doubles in size and gets a hot new shower built for two, but still retains a link to the past with an exposed brick wall.

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DBCR-402H
The Crashers crew doubles a tiny bath in size to create a glammed-out space inspired by the '40s, with an elegant freestanding tub, antique vanities and a showpiece metal door with an oval glass insert.

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DBCR-401H
A bathroom goes from standard to sexy with a sleek wood countertop stained bright red, modern concrete floors and a shower accented with a black crocodile slab, teak accents and a waterproof TV.

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DBCR-304H
Let the crash begin! The bathroom in this charming bungalow is anything but. The walls are covered in a combination of ducks and mold, the skylight is clearly homemade and the entire space is dark and depressing. Matt opens up the area wi

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DBCR-303H
Matt and his crew are crashing a master bath that's stuck in the '80s. The result? A modern, usable space with custom accents throughout. To start this makeover off, Matt brings in a massive handcrafted concrete countertop with an integrat

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DBCR-107H
Ring, Ring, this is the 1980's calling and I want my large whirlpool bathtub back! Say goodbye to this outdated, unused bathtub, cramped dark shower and narrow doorway and say hello to a high tech, state of the art spa retreat. The monst

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DBCR-407H
This basement bathroom was stuck in a time warp. The swinging saloon doors, the wood paneling and the old west vibe made it more O.K. Corral than just plain OK. Licensed contractor Matt Muenster turns the space into a sleek, modern bathro

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DBCR-409H
Brandon and Tara wanted their basement to be a place to hang out, watch TV and use the bar area. But the bathroom was dullsville. So the Bath Crashers crew gave the room a make-over for the ages. There's a vanity shaped like an amoeba, a

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DBCR-410H
A tiny bathroom transforms into a master suite when licensed contractor and host Matt Muenster expands this small space to include a jetted tub with artisan concrete surround and massive new shower. Chilewich flooring and fishtail oak accen

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DBCR-413H
This boring bath is pumped up with a sexy, see-through tub with built-in lights and music, set in front of a massive floor-to-ceiling window with motorized blinds. The shower's expanded and lined with glass tile that changes color as it hea

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DBCR-412H
Bath Crashers first...what to do with a bathroom that comes with a hot tub for eight built right in? The solution, ditch the swingers vibe and replace it with something a little more serene....including a wet room complete with walk-in sho

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