Ooh, very cool modern vibe! I love the pebble accent tiles! I bet you smile every time you walk in there. Great job!

I think this is wonderful. Those pebble tiles look like jelly beans. I think the dark floor is a nice contrast. Is it the original or did you put new down? This is very sophisticated in color. The transition gray is nice. Is the tub original or did you get that new too? I hope your guest enjoy this very fun space.

PERFECT!!!

Wow! I like your minimal look. Has an Asian flair, IMO. Very nice!

Thank you for your comments!
I do smile every time I walk in, though my DH does not - we went over budget quite significantly.

Enduring, we did put a new floor, it's the same line as wall tile, just basic dark grey 13"x13" tiles.
We left an old tub, it was actually in very good condition. Considering that everyone is using tub just to take a shower we didn't feel we need to replace it. I'm thinking that may be later on we will re-glaze it.

The caesarstone gives it a clean look. Loved the lever door handles and the handles on the glass enclosure.

Great color scheme, and I really love the glass door in the linen cabinet. Your guests will be in awe!

The caesarstone gives it a clean look. Loved the lever door handles and the handles on the glass enclosure.

Very nicely done!

Wow, it looks great! I love the tile and accent tile, it really adds some personality to the space!

We just purchased a similar model AC Cadet for our bath. How do you like yours?

Looks great. What's that little hanging thing from the base of the shower head flange?

I really like the color transitions in the tile. Very nice.

I'd also be interested to know how you like the AS Cadet after you've had it for a while. Is that the regular seat, or did you upgrade it?

For AS toilet: I made a mistake, it's not Cadet 3, it's 2794204.020 Studio Dual Flush. It came with Duroplast slow close seat and cover. The toilet looks and performs great. Plumber complained that installation was long and difficult, though. The only thing I don't like is the ADA height, but for the room that will be used quite infrequently, that's OK.
For kid's room I'll be getting non ADA height toilet, for sure.

Here is a link that might be useful: That's the link to the toilet

Wow! I love your choices - it's a beautiful bathroom. The transitional tiles are really neat! together with the pebble accent they are gorgeous.

You listed what items you used for everything but the sink - who makes the sink? Do you by any chance have a picture of the vanity with the doors open - I am not happy with the way my cabinet maker made my space by the doors and your sink looks similar to my kohler sink - I'd love to see how the guts of your vanity looks. I just love the look!

Rachel

Wow! I've never seen a transition tile like what you used - totally awesome. Such a pretty space, you did great.

What's that little hanging thing from the base of the shower head flange?

I can answer because I have the same Hansgrohe shower - it's a hook that you can feed the shower hose through to hold it close to the wall.

Rachel, the sink is made by Toto SanaGloss, I don't know what model it is. I just chose the shape and size of the sink.
There is no shelving under the sink, just one big open space, that's it. It is fine, I can put some shelves from Container Store if I want. One thing I did right after the installation is I put drawer liner (I did clear) on all shelves in vanity and side cabinet. This way if anything spills or it just becomes dirty all I need to do is replacing the liner.

elk, what light is that above the mirror?

The lights are Hinkley Lighting Latitude, 3 lights. It comes with halogen lights but I replaced it with LED bulbs.