Kirsten Anthony Kaplan It was Pottery Barn, but be aware that many of their bath lights provide minimal lighting due to low wattage capabilities. Try looking at Hudson Valley Lighting for similar style, but better light.

benjijk like the beveled subway tile look - http://tiledaily.com/2012/08/20/raised-edge-subway-tile/

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan They may have changed the sink since this installation. Best advice: call and ask for the sink specs and then go by your local plumbing resource to see similar bowls. Good luck!

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan I always use white fixtures, never biscuit. With a short ceiling, paint the walls and ceiling the same color, and use a pale paint--nothing too strong. I can't speak to the specifics of your project without seeing it. Best of luck!

pholloway Hello again.
So you think it would be okay to tile half way up? The idea about the wall and ceiling sounds good. Thank you.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan The quality was very much in line with the price, quite good. I know you can find a similar piece by Wood Mode if you need to see it in person. Good luck!

laa8 Thank you. Have you seen this vanity in the espresso color?

khhouston I just found 3x6 beveled tile by Adex at a local store. Great price point.

tjc319 whats size beveled tile did you use?

bepsf It would appear that the glass is the transition point - it wouldn't make sense to have the tile extend beyond that panel unless the tile were to continue throughtout the room.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan There is a vertical bullnose tile that finishes the edge, but there are lots of ways to cleanly handle transitions between materials. I try to make sure the depth of the materials that are meeting each other is the same. Because it was a last-minute decision to remodel this room, the bathroom was done quickly, within a week or two, using mostly materials we had on site!

christine1 If youre still looking Hudson valley has a similar fixture in their Edison collection . I'm using it in my powder room

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan This one was Pottery Barn, but I use Hudson Valley Lighting quite frequently as they can accommodate higher wattage.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan The floor is a marble basket weave. I'm always very cautious about adding an accent to classic white subway tile; I think it's distracting and can seem weary after a few years. This tile is actually beveled, which gives the wall an amazing and interesting texture. If your budget doesn't allow for beveled tile, think about using a pale grey grout with the white tile. Very pretty, adds interest, yet keeps the classic style. Good luck!

kathyterranova Thank you for your suggestion. Beautiful!

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan It's Pottery Barn! We actually pulled this bathroom together within a week after the client decided last-minute to include it in the remodel. Good luck with your project.

spgeb Thanks!

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan Thank you; the flooring is marble, and it's a basket weave with Carrara--ysdesignblog is right! We bought it at a local tile store (not Ann Sacks) and I even found a very similar tile on closeout at the Great Indoors. For a small bath like this, you can occasionally find remnants with enough stock.

u045 Thank you so much for that information. It's a beautiful floor but I can't find anyone in Ireland who does it. I'm in love with half the photos on Houzz! Thanks so much and enjoy all the beautiful homes. Mine is still half built so I'm at the stage now when I've to think of floors and tiles and paint colours...it's exciting but very daunting.

motherbear Looks like a sheet.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan Right! It is a sheet. This bath was an afterthought for the client, and was completed in 1 week, start to finish. We remodeled the master suite and children's bathrooms, then just before the contractor was finishing up, the client decided to give this small and awkwardly-shaped bathroom a facelift. The feature that was a huge liability (strange shower enclosure) became a lovely focal point with bevelled ceramic subway tiles and a frameless shower.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan Sorry for the delay! It is a Benjamin Moore color 972 Alaskan Skies. Benjamin Moore has several colors in that range that work perfectly!

baliloo bm alaskan skies

micha50 Thank you both, so very much.

Kirsten Anthony Kaplan I agree with all the other comments...enclosures like this are expensive relative to the rest of the budget, but well worth it. I've installed them in every bathroom we do, and clients are always thrilled! Find a GOOD glass company in your area, and work with them on pricing, but I'd expect to pay $1500-$4000 depending on the size & shape of the shower. Good luck!