I fell in love with the Vetrazzo countertop and that is the showpiece of the bathroom. The color (Bistro Green) is off because of the fluorescent lighting.

The horizontal accent is Mexican talavera tile--- two terra cotta, one sunflower, repeat. It runs through the shower, along the wall with the window, and finishes above the tub.

The glass between the shower and the tub was formerly a 5" wall which we knocked down to open up the room. A 36"x66" mirror above the vanity doubles the size of the 8'x9' bathroom.

Sinks: Kohler Kelston
Faucets: Kohler Forte single hole in brushed nickel
Countertop: Vetrazzo Bistro Green
Tub: Kohler drop in, very simple tub
Tub surround is LG HI-MACS Sonora Granite. It extends into the shower to create a bench and also the shower floor.
Shower& bath: Moen Brantford shower trim & tub spout in brushed nickel.
Towel bar: Danze Sonora series in brushed nickel
Toilet tissue holder: Danze Sonora series in brushed nickel (not shown)
Vanity: Custom built, 66" long, white oak, with brushed nickel hardware (not shown)
Light fixture: Hinkley Devon four light wall sconce in brushed nickel (not shown)
Toilet: Toto Drake ADA (not shown)
Floor tile and wall tile: One is CSP Slate Earth, don't remember the other color, both porcelain.

I see what you mean about your countertop- what a showpiece!

The entire project took three weeks. Demolition began August 17, and the shower doors and mirror were installed September 4. My contractor did a super job organizing the various workers --- painter, electrician, plumber, tile guys, etc.

I really like the look of carrying your tub front across to the shower bench and floor! Very smart!!

I wasn't interested in a fancy bathtub with a whirlpool, just a simple functional tub. Really, for a master bathroom, it's small. We bought our house for the land (2 acres), not the size of the rooms. Most people wouldn't look twice at our master bedroom.

I forgot to mention the backsplash, an olive green glass tile. I ordered a faux wood blind for the window in a honey color.

My contractor was amazing. If anyone needs a recommendation in NorCal, let me know.

I really like your shower glass. I'm not in northern Cal. but would be interestd to know who did it for you.

Sandy

What is the tub model name? I am looking for a very simple drop-in tub that's for bath-taking (not dual-use with shower_ and so doesn't have those annoying and hard-to-clean anti-skid things in the bottom. Looks like yours does not?

The shower glass was done locally by a company called Superior Shower. It was different because they had to angle it around the tub surround/bench.

Can you tell me the measurements of your shower?

Random thoughts: if you are going to get an expensive countertop, drill as few holes as possible in it. That's why we used a single hole faucet.
Likewise, for the shower and tub we used one simple control for the water (pressure/temperature) in addition to the showerhead and tub faucet. We didn't want the fixtures to detract from the sunflower talavera tile.

We tried to carry the colors of the sunflower (terra cotta, gold and green) and the Vetrazzo countertop through the bathroom. I am using dark brown towels which look great against the gold wall.

My contractor told me not to put a towel bar on the shower door as that would detract from the shower decoration.

We probably should have done this long ago. Our house is 19 years old. My next project is what we call "the boys' bathroom" because my sons used it growing up. It's bigger than the master bathroom.

What got me into this project was: my daughter said she would not let my grandson take a bath in a tub with duct tape!

Really do love the curve/linear.

What type of wood and color of stain is your bathroom door & trim? I like the color and simple wood grain, and we are wanting to do something similar in our house. Thanks!

Bigeyedfish, my bathroom door was scratched and yucky after 19 years of use. The GC asked the painter to sand and restain the door. I don't know the wood or stain color.