Original title
I Hate My Bath
Released
9/13/2011
Origin country
US
Genre
Reality
Production companies
Magnetic Productions
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
6
Number of episodes
77
Licensed contractor and host of I Hate My Bath Jeff Devlin rescues homeowners Brian and Shelly from their 1970s bath. Removing their ridiculous oversized tub allows the space to be split in two, making one space for their kids and a private master bath with coastal cottage flair.
Noel and Kassina are renovating the master bath in their 1900s "city cabin." From the funky layout to gaudy tiling and wallpaper, this bathroom needs a total gut job. With vintage lumber, old street pavers and repurposed plumbing, this bath is transformed into the perfect rustic retreat.
Wade and Shana are two colorful personalities with a completely colorless bathroom. Jeff will add some serious color and all the comforts Shana and Wade have been longing for, like a hi-tech steam shower and remote-controlled toilet. Plus, Jeff is bringing in one-of-a-kind accents that will have this couple loving their new bathroom.
Seth and Paula are no strangers to massive DIY remodels. They've been through two homes and countless projects together. Since moving into their current home, they've completely redone the main level, and now it's time for them to turn their attention to their master bath, which currently has bright green fixtures, dark cabinetry and almost no lighting. Jeff helps these homeowners turn their embarrassing bathroom into a modern, nature-inspired retreat.
Damien and Rhea are first-time homeowners that didn't shy away from purchasing a fixer-upper two years ago. But after tackling various projects around the house, their master bath still makes them blush. It's a riot of pink tile, teal paint and home repairs gone terribly wrong. From the patchwork spackled walls to loose electrical sockets and a shower packing zero punch, Jeff and the team are taking everything out to build these homeowners a warm and elegant room they'll be proud to call their own.
Matt and Vickey have remodeled every room in their suburban home...except one. No matter how much they scrape, scrub or clean, they can't seem to get rid of the mold and grime in their disgusting bathroom. With a baby on the way, these homeowners have decided they can't wait any longer - this health hazard has got to go. Fortunately, Jeff is on hand to deliver a modern, Asian-inspired bathroom that's both stylish and sanitary.
Ryan and Jen are both medical professionals and coming home to a white, boring, hospital-like master bath has them beyond frustrated.
Cassie and Adam are avid boaters and recently bought a lakeside home. For the last nine months they've been trying to update the house, but the main bath has left them sunk. Its decorating style can best be described as "scary '70s" and they've abandoned their tiny tub and cramped shower. With the help of contractor Jeff Devlin, Cassie and Adam will transform the room into a cozy and timeless getaway. A grown-up sized tub, large open shower, and one-of-a-kind floating vanity will add to their getaway along the lake.
Missy and Scott knew they found their dream home in a historic suburban neighborhood, but with that dream, came a nightmare of a master bath. The outdated shower is cramped between two walls that take up the middle of the room. With no storage, one tiny vanity, and an awkward layout, this bath is ready for a wake-up call. Jeff Devlin will help Missy and Scott put style and function back in the space by using the natural architecture of the room to create a better layout complete with double vanities, innovative storage ideas, and a personalized clawfoot tub/shower combination.
Amy and Chris love everything about their new house except the boring builder's grade bathroom. The plans are to keep a few of the high-quality items, like the vanity and tub, and improve on them, plus add luxurious materials in the rest of the space to make the bathroom feel uniquely theirs. They're also installing a waterproof TV and a pair of light-up mirrors to make the room more modern.
Paul and Kelli have been living with their ugly bathroom since they bought their suburban home 7 years ago. They've realized it's time to get rid of the tacky floral design as well as the old dingy fixtures, nasty tub and the blue countertops. Jeff Devlin and his time arrive to give them a complete bathroom transformation, a vintage country styled space with loads of modern conveniences. Jeff will throw in some one-of-a-kind touches these homeowners will be proud to show off.
Chris and Janie own a production company and are the busy parents of three kids. They bought their 50's rambler eight years ago because of its space and cool character. But the guest bathroom is another story; chock full of dated details and a circus-like paint scheme, this space is in dire need of a redo. With the help of contractor, Jeff Devlin this bathroom is getting a new lease on life complete with tons of function, color and style.
Kelsey and Greg are ready to renovate the outdated master bath in their 1979 split-level home. But their past attempts at DIY fixes have only made matters worse.
Michelle and Bryan's funky, rock 'n' roll style is no match to their plain, cookie-cutter bathroom! They've spent the last few years adding colorful, modern touches to their house, but are completely stumped when it comes to their boring master bath.
New Homeowners Jeff and Kim love their two story home except for their nauseating gold and green bathroom. They've already done a lot of work in the rest of the house but they are absolutely stumped when it comes to renovating the hideous bathroom. Jeff Devlin will bring a little old world charm into their space with Moroccan-inspired shower tiles and high-end features like engineered wood flooring, platinum leaf sinks, a hidden TV Lift and ambient glowing counter tops.
After recently retiring from their military service in Japan, Miki and David purchased a 1940's rambler next to David's parents. ?Over the last few months they've made a lot of updates but, both are at a loss with their outdated and pink nightmare of a bathroom! Jeff Devlin is on his way to rescue this space with a custom copper vanity, an elegant modern shower with digital controls, automated hand dryer, touch less faucets and a bidet that will give the couple all the high end comforts they enjoyed while in Japan.
Amy and Kurt moved into their 1964 split entry, lakefront home three years ago and the DIY projects haven't stopped. Now, they want to take on their lower level 60's style pool house bath and they're calling in Jeff Devlin for some professional help. With an awesome see-thru fireplace, French doors allowing access to the water, a cool custom vanity, cute cubby cabinets, and volcanic tiles this bathroom will be the envy of everyone on the lake.
Jason moved into Robyn's 1977 suburban two-story home shortly before they got married in 2007. Over the last couple of years they have done a lot of work transforming the space into the home of their dreams. That is except for their dungeon-like downstairs laundry and bathroom combo. Host Jeff Devlin will set this bath free with tons of storage, elegant fixtures, cool lighting, glass block windows and a state of the art washer and dryer to complete the space.
Megan and Mitch bought their 1994 built home just last month. The 18-year-old house wasn't just outdated, it was in foreclosure. Host Jeff Devlin will transform their all too white bathroom into a dream getaway with an infrared sauna, under mount sinks, and a giant swivel mounted TV and Mirror, a definite conversation piece.
Jason and Catherine moved into their trendy "uptown" foreclosed home shortly before their first son, Alex, was born. They've tackled many of the rooms and refurbished the vintage wood floors. With the exception of the one room they've been too scared to tackle....the master bath. Host and licensed contractor, Jeff Devlin, accepts the challenge of renovating this eyesore of bath and takes it from dingy to dazzling with amazing upgrades like leather wall panels, steam room, all new fixtures and one of the most unique tubs seen on this series.
Bonnie and her two adult daughters have lived in their house for over twenty years. They love their home but not when it comes to their old and outdated bathroom. Host Jeff Devlin will bring new life to the space with bright colors a sleek vanity wall covering, stylish new lighting fixtures, reveal sinks, a birch tub deck and a bathtub with microsilk technology; All which will provide hours of enjoyment and relaxation.
Angie and Greg first met on a blind date and have been attached at the hip ever since. They've done a lot to their house since moving in five years ago. However, just before renovating their bathroom Angie gave birth, grinding the project to a halt! Host Jeff Devlin will pick up the pieces and give this couple the extra help they need. He'll transform their bathroom into a luxurious space with a cool concrete tub, vanity, glass tiling, stainless steel countertops and a towel warmer for those cold winter mornings.
When Christine and Dale bought their 1992 home seven years ago, they gave the whole house a makeover except for?the bathroom. With its four separated rooms-within-a-room and unusable teal-green Jacuzzi tub, the hideous bathroom became more of an attic-like storage space for Christine's boxes of photos. Host Jeff Devlin will transform this hodgepodge bathroom into a cohesive, calming, opened-up and stylish space with gorgeous reproduction whiskey barrel oak floors and LED light accent walls, completing the bathroom facelift with a one-of-a-kind vintage, refurbished free-standing tub, a steam shower, vanity sinks with incredible floor to ceiling storage cupboards and a walk-in closet.
Cory and Danika's 1928 Mediterranean style home has great architectural features as well as classical style and character. But all that charm stops at the main bath. The 1956 bath remodel not only has tiles crumbling off the wall, but the leaky coffin-like shower has forced Cory and Danika to use it as storage space.
Andrea & Mike made an agreement they wouldn't even move in to their new home until making some improvements. First up is the small, dingy upstairs bathroom. Host Jeff Devlin helps by ripping out the strange flower soffit lighting, decrepit 1960's vanity & the old white tile that covers the bath. He updates the space with modern double vanities, adds bright & easy to clean shower panels, all new top of the line sensor controlled fixtures and a custom-made fiber optic ceiling light turns the ceiling into ambient art. When he's done with the space, these homeowners can't wait to move in.
Newlyweds and engineers Mary and David, bought their craftsman-style home because they loved their home's 1920s era architectural details. However, their cramped and off color master bath has these homeowners stumped. Watch as Host Jeff Devlin pulls out all the stops with Exotic wood, stone floor accents, a handmade wooden sink and high tech bling; turning this cramped space into a calming retreat.
Amy and Mark bought their home knowing it was a local landmark called the 'Barbie Doll House.
Jake and Kathleen moved back to the Mid-west to raise their family in their 1990's home that also functions as an office. They love their home except for their ultra-bland and uninspiring bathroom. Host Jeff Devlin comes to the rescue by opening up the space, adding some high tech shower features and a little royal treatment with a one of a kind vanity and luxurious tub fit for a Queen.
High school sweethearts, since the age of 16 Dave and Deb moved into their two-story home back in 1996 to accommodate their growing family. Over the years they've put in a lot of effort & hard work into making the house their own. However, when it came to their bathroom with its carpet full of holes and an unfinished ceiling everything came to a full stop. Watch as Host Jeff Devlin helps this family by turning their embarrassing bath into one awe inspiring space with a humongous windows, DIY Marble Countertop, a cool ceiling detail made from wooden pallets, volcanic limestone tub and a see thru fire place that's sure to please.
Lisa and Ryan both grew up near the water. So when they first laid eyes on their 1918 cottage - just a stone's throw from a huge lake - it was a no-brainer. However, all that changes when it comes to their not-so-nice basement laundry and bath.
Chris has had eight roommates over the years, leaving his bathroom a funky, mismatched, mess. His girlfriend Lindsey won't move in until the bathroom's remodeled, so the stakes couldn't be higher. Watch as host Jeff Devlin undoes the damage, with zebrawood and teal walls, simulated sunlight, and a garden tub with LED tiles that change color - turning this bachelor bath into a zen-like retreat.
With shiny, outdated brown tiles all over the walls and floor, Laura and Scott's bath is unusable and lacks storage. Host and professional carpenter Jeff Devlin will transform this brown 1980s bathroom into a stylish and functional space with gorgeous Travertino-tiled wainscoting, a floating vanity with a reclaimed wood countertop and nautical touches like porthole mirrors and wall-mounted faucets, a bathtub with jets and a radio, a steam shower and a secret storage closet.
Brenda and James hate their master bathroom because it is a bland eyesore with a layout that doesn't make sense. Their ultimate dream is to knock down some walls to create a completely open master suite. Host and professional carpenter Jeff Devlin makes their dream a reality with a sandstone and LED floor, a huge shower with seashell accents and a freestanding tub with coconut tiles above.
Dana and Cory refuse to move into their new home until the master bathroom's up to par. While the room's got lots of space, it's an awkward J shape with absolutely no style and barely any function. Watch as host Jeff Devlin takes it over the top, with a steam shower, free-standing jetted tub, leather tiles, motorized wardrobe lift, and even full-size custom wind chimes ? creating a bath that's beyond move-in ready.
Ashley is not 'in' to pink. And after two years of living with a bathroom tiled in pink from floor to ceiling, she's ready to retrofit the retro. Host Jeff Devlin rips out the pink tile, kicks out a closet and transforms the space into a sleek modern bathroom. Using tile made of stone, porcelain and even old barn wood, Jeff turns the bathroom into a cornucopia of tile styles. He builds a custom tub out of foam board and completes the urban vibe with a floating glass counter top and sliding steel bathroom door.
Sarah and Alex recently purchased their new home. But, they're having a heck of a time squeezing their family of five into their ultra-small upstairs bathroom. Host Jeff Devlin, comes to the rescue and transforms the space by busting open an unused closet and bringing in tons of great features like multi-color cork tiles on the wall and floor, modern vanities with fiber optic countertops and a fantastic faux foam wood ceiling detail that'll fool your eye.
Since marrying Liz just a year ago, Jeff now has to turn his former bachelor pad into a family-friendly home. But the honeymoon's over when it comes to their outdoorsy basement bathroom that barely functions. Watch as host Jeff Devlin tames this wild bath, with hand-cut brick flooring, a multi-jet shower, a purpleheart wood vanity, and a rock wall illuminated by color-changing LEDs, creating a warm, inviting space.
Steve and Staci bought their home 8 years ago and are at wits end when it comes to their dingy and desperately out of date bathroom. Watch as Host Jeff Devlin takes on the challenge of transforming the space from grimy to gorgeous with stylish details like a custom floating vanity, photo-realistic stone shower panels, teak ceiling light feature and an ornate floor design that's sure to add a touch of class.
Amy and Kevin are really embarrassed about their outdated and moldy bathroom. Amy also loves doing her girlfriends make-up for events. However, there is just no place for it in the current space.
Tara and her daughter Maia moved in with Chris two years ago and they're on a mission to make his cabin-style home more livable.
Michelle and Mike bought their 1950's home a few years back in order to take a job at a local university. They love the location and the home.
Pamela and David love their home, but one tiny bathroom for a family of four is pushing them to the limit. Their basement toilet is surrounded by makeshift curtain walls, with a utility sink on the other end of the room, and they desperately need it converted into a fully functional second bath.
Kelly & Dan moved into their 1970s rambler seven years ago to accommodate their growing family. But, they can't stand their ugly and awkward faux Italian bath with its horrible layout!
Jen and Joel have two nightmares on their hands: their horrible guest bath and their equally horrible master bath. Their guest bath has shockingly red walls and a tub that leaks, and their master bath is barely useable.
Homeowners Paul and Jean have a bathroom that's too big for its own good. An oversized vanity, unnecessary cabinets, and a huge, outdated tub deck are making this bathroom feel cramped and uncomfortable.
Elizabeth moved into her 1920's bungalow and found out her bathroom belonged back in the 20's. Literally falling apart, with no storage to speak of, this bathroom needs a major make-over.
Tammy and Bobby have a family-friendly house on a huge lot, but there's one huge blemish on the second floor: their bathroom. This lavender eyesore is outdated and barely useable, and may be beyond saving.
When Aimee and Marcus first bought their 1988 split entry home three years ago they saw a lot of potential. However, they hate facing their least favorite room.
Ellen and Dan's third floor master bath is unusable. With an undersized shower, odd angles, and windows that let you see in, not out. A previous tenant's art-project-gone-wrong on the walls adds to the claustrophobic feel of the room.
Doua and his wife Yeng moved from the city to their 1978 ranch-style house a year ago. They love their home's country setting, but they don't really care for the house itself.
Carmen and Joe's bathroom is stuck in the dark ages. Mold is taking over the shower, and the cringe worthy green and pink color scheme isn't helping the mood!
Erin has done a lot of remodeling on her house but she's stuck on what to do with her musty and outdated basement bathroom. Jeff Devlin comes to her rescue turning this ugly and outdated bathroom into a salon-like space.
Stacey and Kristina hate their cramped and cluttered bathroom. Jeff Devlin steps in to change that with a high-tech skylight and concrete shower walls that turns the space into a hip artist retreat.
Sarah and Mark bought their home when they fell in love and decided to merge their families. With each having three kids of their own, the bland outdated 1980s bathroom isn't accommodating for this large, blended family.
Lea and Emit tried remodeling their basement bathroom on their own but ended up with a wreck of a renovation. Luckily for them, Jeff Devlin is available to gut this DIY disaster and start from scratch.
Emily and Jerrid's starter home is starting to take shape except for their grimy master bathroom. So, Jeff Devlin opens the space up and gives it modern and unique style.
Chris and Stacy built their house eight years ago but never finished the master bathroom. Jeff Devlin kicks things into gear and finishes the project they've been working on for the last decade.
Brian and Elizabeth has made several upgrades to their first home, but a small, outdated bath has them perplexed. Jeff Devlins tackles this disastrously decorated bath turning it into a welcoming and soothing space.
Nate is a single dad of two kids with a serious bathroom problem. It's old, small, crumbling and very yellow. Jeff Devlin transforms this 1960s-era bathroom into a modern classic.
Emilia and Michael built their two-story home in 1999. Fast-forward to today and their white, drab bathroom is in drastic need of help. Jeff Devlin comes to the rescue and transforms this dull space from simple to sensational.
Matt and Sarah are new parents who can't wait to start renovating their bland, pink master bathroom. Jeff Devlin overhauls this oddly laid out bathroom into a relaxing grotto full of natural materials.
Meghann just moved into a home that Mark has owned for six years. She wants a bathroom with more style, not the big black tub and awkward vanity it has now. Jeff Devlin tears this 80s disaster to shreds and reworks the layout.
Dave and Stefanie originally bought their 1950s home with plans to flip it but, with the birth of their first child, realized it had everything they were looking for. That is, except for their pink bathroom.
Michael and Brittany bought their 1920's house for their growing business, but once they saw the inside they knew they were going to make it their home. Jeff Devlin transforms the old bathroom into a modern and art deco space.
Ato and Katherine purchased a 1920's Center Hall Style fixer upper with big plans in mind. They've been chiseling away at the old, but they won't go any further until they redo the dysfunctional and downright repulsive bathroom.
Jim and Norine bought a 1940s picturesque craftsman style house, but there's nothing master about the bathroom. It's mini. Jeff Devlin triples the size and gives it some shabby chic elements.
Jim and Danielle's dream home needs a lot of work. They are at ease tackling most rooms. With the upstairs bathroom, they know they need help. Jeff Devlin helps change this outdated bathroom into a Zen, beach-inspired room.
Edmond and Lauren recently found their dream home and got to work renovating. They thought the hall bath could wait, but soon found it couldn't wait. Jeff Devlin takes the pink bathroom and turns it into an awe inspiring master.
First time home buyers, Jennifer and Dieve, thought they got a steal when they purchased their home. However, after costly crooked contractors ate up their remodeling budget, they were left in the lurch with their master bath.
Jeff Devlin helps Ryan and Susan when their hall bath DIY project goes horribly wrong. Jeff helps this couple transform their family's hall bathroom into a rustic, timeless space.
When Susan and Eric bought the perfect building for their business seven years ago, it also included a stable and carriage house. Jeff Devlin transforms the bath into a rustic inspired space with the help of found materials.
Jeff Devlin updates a rose colored bathroom transforming it into a high end space.
Jeff Devlin helps homeowners transform their carpeted bathroom into a bamboo-lined Balinese getaway.
Jeff Devlin updates a dysfunctional 1970's bath into a bold, contemporary master suite featuring a tricked out steam shower with custom glass and high gloss paneling, smoky floor tile, and modern his and her vanities.
Jeff Devlin helps homeowners remodel their 1980s-era bathroom into a charming, updated master suite with custom copper countertops, brand new freestanding tub, and amenities like a fireplace, TV and electric privacy window..
Danny and Sandy had lived with their dysfunctional master bath long enough and jumped at the chance for Jeff Devlin to transform it into the spacious master suite of their dreams. With vision and creativity, the end result stuns.
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