That's quite a teaser picture! It looks like it's coming together beautifully... more pictures, please!

lovely!
marble for the counter?

Thank you both! Pharaoh, yes indeed...a nice piece of Danby (very subtle)

What are your floor and shower wall tiles?

Very nice and looking forward to seeing more. I'd like to see the details of the shower too.

subtle danby will look smashing! great minds think alike :)
are those teak stools?

please post more photos.

lovely bath! i love the interesting ceilings too. it has a lot of architectural interest. what wood are your cabinets?

Can't wait for your final reveal with materials list! (esp the main field tile on floor and shower wall)

Beautiful. Could you share tile info?

After spending the entire morning agonizing over gray paint chips, I decided to go to GW and see what is there. Can you share your paint color? It looks lovely and oh so calming...just what I need about now!

Thanks for the inspiration The natural light from that window is really great and really like the vanity in contrast to the greys -

Sorry for the late update here! Thanks so much for the encouragement.

In reply to some of these questions

This is an oak vanity (quartersawn, some mix of white & red oak, and natural finish)

The paint color is Benjamin Moore "Museum Piece". Trim is in a 25% dilution.

The main field tiles are porcelain in "Bianco Winter" from Stone Source, and I've updated the link

Here is a link that might be useful: Stone Source

I'm with "enduring", I'd like to see more of the shower, and know the dimensions. We have a similar knee-wall/slanted ceiling in our master bathroom and are looking for a creative solution. (I also love the grays, with the wood and tile)

Very interesting, I love it. Especially putting the sink under the window. This is something I'm considering when I get around to my much needed bathroom renovation.

Could I assume your mirror will be mounted on the wall to the right of the sink? And what type will it be? This is something which I haven't quite worked out in my mind yet if I do it.

I'll follow up with shower dimensions and photos.

The mirror is to the left of the window, it is a mirrored medicine cabinet (with interior mirror as well). The idea is that if a mirror is needed to shave, the door can pivot out to allow this. On the right will be a glass front cabinet of identical dimensions (for items often used by guests)