Bath Crashers

Whoever heard of a kitchen transformed into a bathroom? That's what you'll see here as an old, outdated cooking and dining area once used for boarders is transformed into a huge bath space with an Asian influence.

Abundant square footage in a bathroom is no advantage if the layout is predictable and uninspired. A big box of a bathroom is re-imagined as an elegant spa.

You'd think it would be hard to find a 1980s bathroom in a 2006 home, but the Bath Crashers found one in the nation's No. 1 community and went to work transforming "ugh" to "aah."

The goal of the Bath Crashers team: To give this couple a clean, modern space with a punch of color. Another is to bring in light and be as eco-friendly as possible in the process.

A '20s farmhouse has a charming interior, with the exception of the dingy old bathroom. Matt Muenster and his team create a modern vintage look for a one-of-a-kind space.

A basement bathroom that's home to two litter boxes gets transformed into a slate and tile man cave.

The Mennen family's bathroom was big and blah. Dull earth tones with a tub too big for the space didn't match the young, fresh feel this couple deserves to have.

Two tiny bathrooms are combined to become one spa-like getaway adorned with teak wood vanities and accents throughout.

The showpiece of this master bathroom is the 12-foot vanity with massive custom cabinets on each end and a motorized mirror that retracts to reveal a high-def television.

The problem: an ugly, pink and taupe bathroom with an oversized glass block shower, whirlpool lounging tub, and the need for some accessible space for a disabled son. The solution: rip everything out!

For this family, one sink, one toilet and one shower is just not enough. Expanding into a bedroom helps solve this problem. This functional new bath brings the outdoors in by incorporating copper, wood, and stone textures.

This young couple gets their boring master bath upgraded to a chic retreat featuring a massive pebble-lined shower with fixtures fit for a water park. The old carpet is replaced with teak flooring.

This flowery wallpaper nightmare is flipped into an urban, eco-friendly master bath.