Normandy Remodeling Hi Jodie, I've looked through our files but have not been able to locate information about where these sconces were sourced. We do regularly work with local boutique lighting companies, perhaps your local lighting shop would be a good place for you to begin your search if looking for something similar. Good luck!

Normandy Remodeling These faucets were provided by Rohl, the Country Bath collection.

Normandy Remodeling These vanities are made with Kohler Kathryn legs and a custom cut Carrera Marble top.

Normandy Remodeling This is a Lefroy Brooks bathtub, and yes it is a curved corner tub. http://www.lefroybrooks.com/products/lb-8627/

Normandy Remodeling We have not had any issues mounting fixutres to beveled tile. At the point where the flange meets the tile, you may need some silicone caulk, but it should be able to be resolved without too much difficulty.

Normandy Remodeling Marble is a very porous material and we do advise our clients of all the challenges and risks of having marble in their bathroom, many of which you mentioned in your question. Whenever possible, we try to find lower maintenance options that would give our homeowners a similar look without the concerns that marble provides. However, some people love the stone so much that they are willing to accept the risks and be as diligent as they can for upkeep.

If you are truly concerned about the damage that the stone may incur, you may want to investigate solid surface materials such as Cambria, or harder natural stones such as Quartzite, which may give you a similar look with lower risks for damage.

One other thing to consider is that if you're well aware of the risks, you can consider how much traffic your powder room will have vs a master bedroom. It may have less opportunity for damage in the powder room than in a regularly used full bath, but that is an assessment you would have to make for your home. Best of luck in finding the right solution for you!

Ironwood Builders As for the angles to the end, rip a 2X to a 45 degree and pad it out with plywood. The rest is cement board and tilework

Normandy Remodeling Ironwood Builders, that was kind of you to outline the construction method you would use to help out Lewis Renovation. We share quite a bit of information for homeowners on Houzz but have elected to keep some details of our projects private, out of respect for the homeowners who invited us into their home to create unique solutions that were designed and constructed specifically for them. It is out of respect for these long standing client relationships that we do not share certain details, but I'm sure that Lewis Renovation will be grateful for your insight for what may be a similar project they are completing.

Normandy Remodeling The tile is set first, and when the installer goes to place the glass, he cuts into the tile to effectively create a channel for the glass to set cleanly into the tile without gaps.

rslarner Aha. Makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply.

Normandy Remodeling Thanks for the compliment! These shorter side walls for the shower are 45" high.

lyrics1967 Can you tell me what the height of the glass is that you mounted on this 45" height wall? Thanks

Normandy Remodeling This marble basket weave is Pietra Santa & Nero.

Normandy Remodeling When constructing half walls such as this, Normandy ties the wall into the sub floor and side wall, in addition to installing metal strapping on the 45 degree angle for lateral support. This, in addition to the cement board and tile, provides a rigid, stable wall.

Normandy Remodeling This shower is 48" x 48".

puffin1960 Thank you. It looks great!

Normandy Remodeling Tammy, the subway tiles that line the shower and the walls are from DalTile, they are 2" x 4" in a color called Arctic White. Hope this helps!

Normandy Remodeling Lisa, the paint is from Restoration Hardware and is part of the Silver Sage Collection although I'm not certain which particular color from this collection was used in this space.
http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1161246

Normandy Remodeling The tile is "American Olean - Catarina - Coliseum White #C190 Matte" with "#11 Snow white grout from Custom"

agmay I find the repeated "veining" distracting. Maybe if offset, rotated tiles...

Normandy Remodeling These vanities are made with Kohler Kathryn legs and a custom cut Carrera Marble top.

juliekdesign Thank you!!! :)

Normandy Remodeling I've searched our files and unfortunately I was unable to locate specifics about these particular light fixtures, although we typically use local boutique lighting companies to find unique pieces such as these. If you visited some local lighting stores in your area you will likely be able to find something similar for your home. The link provided by Kimberly does show very similar light fixtures, if not the same.

The Shabby Nest Dutch Boy's Stonewall Jackson is a similar color.

Normandy Remodeling The paint is from Restoration Hardware and is part of the Silver Sage Collection although I'm not certain which particular color from this collection was used in this space.
http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1161246

kimmiep what is the name of the tile used in the shower surround and on the walls?

Normandy Remodeling The tile is "American Olean - Catarina - Coliseum White #C190 Matte" with "#11 Snow white grout from Custom"

Build.com sbark,

The chandelier and sconces pictured above are from Framburg's Nocturne Collection. Both of these fixtures are available at Build.com. You can view the gorgeous chandelier here: http://bld.cm/N9nB8e. The sconces are listed here: http://bld.cm/KzeNfr.

Hope this helps!
-Chelsea B.

sbark Thank you very much to both Normandy Remodeling and Chelsea B! I will check out that website for the fixtures.

funnybird Please tell shower dimensions. I have a similar one and would like to know if mine could look like this.

Normandy Remodeling This shower is 48" x 48" and the bathroom is 10' x 10'.

bepsf This is definitely something that needs to be custom fabricated & installed by your local glass company.

Normandy Remodeling Bepsf is correct, this shower was custom fabricated and installed. Given what you've described, that might be the best route for you as well.

Normandy Remodeling I'm sorry, but I've searched our files and unfortunately I was unable to locate specifics about these particular light fixtures, although we typically use local boutique lighting companies to find unique pieces such as these. If you visited some local lighting stores in your area you will likely be able to find something similar for your home. Good luck in your bathroom renovation

welch5 I purchased mine at Pottery Barn already. Thanks.

PoshHaus Looks like a Robern Fairhaven.

Normandy Remodeling These vanities are made with Kohler Kathryn legs and a custom cut Carrera Marble top.

cdeyesso Interesting. We ended up buying the entire Kathryn console (top and legs) from Kohler and now wish we'd gone your route. Love the legs, but the stone they used is not the best. Not terrible, but if I had it to do over again, I would definitely choose my own slab.

Chambers Construction This is definately not Silver Sage by Restoration Hardware. It is too bright and too blue. Silver sage is a beautiful silvery sea foamy muted color. I have it and love it.

Normandy Remodeling dinacp is correct that this paint color is part of the Silver Sage Paitn Collection from Restoration Hardware. There are several shades in this collection which may account for the variation that Chambers Construction is seeing.

Normandy Remodeling The color of the grout is white, and our in house tile expert believes he has located a very similar beveled tile. He believes that the tile by Adex Mfg. Neri Series, beveled brick mosaic, 2" x 4", white is very similar to the tile seen in this photo. Hope this helps!

meemee Thank you so much

sghouse Who is the manufacture of the light fixtures?

Normandy Remodeling I've looked through our files for details on the light fixturess and unfortunately I was unable to locate specifics about these particular lights. We typically use local boutique lighting companies to find unique pieces such as these, and perhaps if you visited some local lighting stores in your area you will likely be able to find something similar for your home. Good luck!