I don't have anything like that, but I sure wish I did! So sorry I can't help with your question, but I appreciate seeing this design for future inspiration.

No, but if I had that space, I'd certainly eliminate the tripping hazard curb(s) with a level entry.

The tub doesn't look cozy, parked in the middle of the room like that. In fact, it makes me think of a giant gravy boat! (I must be hungry?).

I agree with the previous poster - why not eliminate that curbed entry into the shower?

Second pic.

This post was edited by Zariktavidian on Tue, Sep 9, 14 at 16:07

Love your floor tile choice!

I've always wondered if an open shower like this is cold (since it always feels cold when the shower door or curtain gets opened in a "traditional" shower)??

Zariktavidian, I believe your bathroom is larger than my entire house!

Nice!

We have an open shower - different design, but open at the top and definitely no door or curtain to contain the warmth. Plus we keep the bathroom window and doors open as much as possible - due to the design of our house, we really don't want steam build up in the bathroom. So, yes, the shower is a bit cold. But it's a terrific shower design, and in the winter we just hustle from the warm shower spray into the warmth of the rest of the house!

- Liesl123 - Thank you. An open shower is different than an enclosed one. You don't get the same "cold" effect since the air is circulating around you while you shower. However, it also means that the shower is more "drafty" while you are in there.