Mixing old and new, we can make a vintage decoration in different environments. A crystal chandelier and chrome accessories, are sufficient to enhance a bathroom, which can alternate in harmony with a double sink and recessed light fittings.

Another example of a bath may contain a sink mounted on a spacious cabinet for storage of cleaning components. In combination with colorful pictures, is the counter, which can be of limestone and ceramics from the floor.

A bathroom cabinet furniture old and crackled, can combine perfectly modern fixtures, offering thus an old but neat appearance.

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With the help of designer Julian Christine from Chicago, he got a create a new bathroom but with an ancient air that not only fits perfectly with the rest of the house, but also has a clean and attractive. The sink is new but seems to have been rescued from the past.

Same with the hexagonal tile floor, but the owners opted for ocher floor and walls, not to be alone with the black and white are often used in bathrooms of time. The neutral color scheme chosen do lighter and brighter. Two walls are covered halfway with panels and other white-tiled rectangular.

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This charming vintage bathroom connects the 19th century with the 21st century through a combination of some old things – or at least old-looking – and some things new home owners want their small master bath reflect the style of the rest of his house, which dates from 1886, Coronado Island, California, to add a touch of vintage charm, the couple included a spider and chrome accessories. Modern conveniences, including double sink and recessed lighting enhance other accessories.

Another vintage style bathroom, also with double sink, on a beautiful piece of furniture that provides abundant storage space for all necessary cleaning wax. The frame colors blend with cream cabinets, ocher tones of limestone countertop and ceramic sand-colored around the shower and bathtub.

This old bathroom, furnished with cabinets reminiscent of old world charm, finished craquelé, which seems degraded by time.