Here is our corner shower. The link below shows the wall at the entry to the bathroom - the shower is on the other side of that wall.

The shower is a barrier-free shower.

Tile: Daltile - Pietre Vecchi/Golden Sienna; used tumbled mosaic for shower floor

Fixtures: Rain shower - California faucets; Handheld & body sprays - Moen

Our shower was part of a bathroom renovation so I don't specifically know what the shower cost.

Here is a link that might be useful: Corner shower

Wow that is a beautiful bathroom! I really like it. It has a very serene feel to it.

So how do you like the shower without the doors? Do you get a nice hot shower, or does it feel drafty? My husband likes really hot showers...I would really like to do something like your but maybe with a door? Is that possible does anyone know?

Thanks for responding. :)

Thanks, Mother One! We put alot of thought into this bathroom so that it would meet ADA needs but still look nice. So many ADA bathrooms are very commercial/hospital-looking.

I actually like having the shower without doors. I really hate the upkeep of glass showers & shower curtains (but that's just me). We've had the bathroom done for almost a year and we have no visible soapscum or mildew buildup on either the walls or floor. I don't know if that's because it's not enclosed & gets good ventilation?

Does not feel drafty. I like hot showers, too. It probably helps that we have a rain shower fixture so the water comes down directly overhead.

We also have a Panasonic whisper heater/fan that's located just outside the shower.

I'm sure you can put in a glass door on a similar shower layout. If you look at some of the photos here in the gallery, you'll probably find some outstanding examples that others have done.

Good luck!

IT'S LOVELY! Would you happen to know the dimensions of your shower?Thanks!

I am planning to tile my fiberglass shower with a ceramic tile shower and want to get updated ideas