Bath Crashers

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.

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.

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.

Will and Alice will do almost anything to avoid using their basement bathroom. But when this transformation is complete, the room these homeowners wanted to avoid is the room they'll never want to leave.

Amee and Grant's bathroom is an unfortunate shade of brown, from the walls to the floor to the cover of the toilet.

A generic '60s bathroom 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.

Licensed contractor Matt Muenster turns the space into a sleek, modern bathroom with a one-of-a-kind circular shower, a sink faucet that extends from the ceiling, a cabana changing room and a sauna.

A tiny townhouse bathroom for two needs a facelift, and fast. The materials will add dimension with wood in the vanity, tile and metal in the floor and a bright red a wall treatment behind the double vanity.

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.

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.

Bath Crashers first...what to do with a bathroom that comes with a hot tub for 8 built right in? The solution, ditch the swingers vibe for something a little more serene... a walk-in shower and a soaker tub (built for one).

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. To top it off, a custom bar is built to house a vodka freezer!

Matt Muenster transforms two small bathrooms into one large space to serve a couple and their college-age son. The result is room for all, without skimping on privacy and luxury.