Bath Crashers

A bathroom with an awkward layout gets a complete overhaul; the new bathroom is warm, rustic and romantic with reclaimed barn wood, a deep soaking slipper tub and an electric fireplace.

The crew knocks down the walls between two bathrooms to create one mid-century modern space full of intricate angles designed to capture the eye; a wall packs a colorful punch with its graffiti design.

The crew tackles the master suite in a neglected cabin, creating a contemporary mountain retreat designed to take in the views; the shower has a multi-head rain fixture that changes colors depending on the mood.

Taking over an unused dining room, the crew creates a new layout for a bathroom with dark concrete floors; the shower is packed with nine different fixtures, which are all controlled digitally.

The crew creates a roomier bathroom with touches of farmhouse charm; the space extends into the master bedroom and features a vaulted ceiling with reclaimed wood planks and beams; an ombre-hued tub replaces an unused whirlpool tub.

The crew removes two closets to enlarge a tiny bathroom; a free-standing soaker tub is added against a wall fashioned from weathered-looking steel with a rusted patina.

The crew creates a modern spa; a fire feature separates the bathroom and bedroom; two vanities mirror each other on opposite sides of the space; a floor-to-ceiling window sits between two shower stations overlooking the homeowners' wooded backyard.

The crew enlarges a master bath by turning a bedroom, which is adjacent to the outdoor pool, into a dual-purpose spa and pool space; one side of the shower is used for everyday use, while the other is used to rinse off after hanging out by the pool.

The crew transforms a moldy, carpeted bathroom into a spa-like space with a soaker tub and a two-person shower; an acoustical wall panel creates the perfect environment for a homeowner who likes to sink; speakers enhance the musical experience.

A small, moldy bathroom is turned into a large, warm space that features spa-like amenities, including a large hammered copper slipper bathtub, a two-sided fireplace and a shower with a pebbled floor; pennies are turned into tiles for an accent wall.

The crew steals space from a bedroom to give homeowners a bathroom with two parts; frosted glass panels separate a guest powder room from the main space; the shower is a three-sided glass box with a waterfall tile pattern and a rain showerhead.

In Bozeman, Mont., the crew creates a rustic retreat for mountain-dwelling homeowners; the crew takes a chainsaw to the log home's exterior to add more space; large windows are installed to take advantage of the mountain views.

A small, pink-tiled bathroom is demolished to pave the way for an elegant and edgy master suite with a nod to the 1970s and Airstream trailers.