Whitten Architects Flat cut stones might be slightly easier to clean. Take a look at http://www.islandstone.com ... they have a "level pebble" series of flat cut stones that is very nice. A penetrating sealer is an option and will help keep water out of the grout and tiles, it does however need to be maintained periodically. That being said it will not eliminate the need to clean and dry the shower regularly. One potential downside of the sealer is it will change the color of the stone and give it a glossy sheen. Hope this helps!

duntiet Great Bath! What are the overall dimensions of the room? Looks like it has everything you need but doesn't take up half of the house.

Whitten Architects Hello and thank you for your question. Glass shower doors like this are available through "Basco Shower Enclosures". Take a look at bascoshowerdoor.com.

Whitten Architects We have seen it done both ways. In either case, strapping or blocking is required within the framed wall.

floridaorchid Love your bathroom. II am having our master bath remodeled and my shower is going to have flat cut honey onyx stones on the floor. They have asked whether I want a matte penetrating sealer or glossy. What did you use and do you think a glossy finish would be too slippery? I have hard water and thought glossy would be better plus bring out of colors of the stone but don't know if it would make it too slippery.

Statements Tile We have found that, with the pebble mosaics, there is sufficient grout to provide traction for your feet regardless of whether the pebbles are glossy or matte.

Whitten Architects Hello and thank you for your question. This is a custom milled tongue and groove boarding that we call "nickel-gap". When the boards are fitted together a gap is left between each board that is about the width of a nickel.

floridaorchid I have flat cut honey onyx stones on the floor of my shower and it is very comfortable to stand on and it looks fabulous. My husband didn't want a pebble floor either but he really likes the flat cut stones as you don't even think about the stone floor even though we were used to a tile floor.

The Shabby Nest Benjamin Moore's Pine Barrens is a similar color.

Whitten Architects The shower is 42" x 42".

danalee1969 Thanks for all the info..I was already thinking it was 48" x 48"....and it looks plenty big enough.

Whitten Architects The color is Sea Salt from Sherwin Williams WS6204. Hope this helps ... thank you for the kind comments.

hilltop1155 This trim looks like 1x3 or 1x4 width. Definitely go with wider trim around your doors. The painted trims here do look wonderful with the wood.

Pipeline Supply-Decorative Hardware Division The type of locking pocket door hardware in this picture is a mortise pocket door lock system. Go to Von Morris and Valli and Valli to get a good look at your options. The Emtek is your typical inexpensive cutout pocket door lock costing around $20-25. The mortised pocket door sets costs are in your low to mid $100 range. http://www.vonmorris.com/detailview.cfm?cat=Pocket_Door_Trim

WNUK SPURLOCK Architecture We've also found a product by Halliday & Ballie that's pretty nice. http://www.hallidaybaillie.com/products/109/189/sliding-door-hardware/hb-690-sliding-door-hardware-privacy-lock:-170mm

motherbear 5 panel pocket door...most door companies will have it on their stock list.

Whitten Architects These are 5-panel wood (douglas fir) doors from Simpson Door Company.

Whitten Architects Happy to help.

sheilandgreg Where do you find this for the shower walls. This is EXACTLY what I have been looking for... I live in SE Kansas...