lindybros Do you have any ideas on how I can make one of these shower curtain rods - particularly the part that attaches to the wall. I'm currently remodeling my bathroom with a sloped ceiling as well and can't find anything to accomodate this issue.

PoshHaus What a great solution!

donna reyne jenkins We opted out of installing a shower for that very reason.
We have a stand alone shower in the downstairs bath so it was not needed.
Thank you so much for your kind comments

Sherri Ellis This bathroom is very calming - thank you for your photo's. I do not have another shower in my home so I've just had my renovator come in to discuss this 'slant ceiling' situation ~ He thinks he may be able to garner 3 - 4 " when he removes this ceiling to tile on the slant ceiling and we may move the tub out 4 - 6 inches ~ my current shower head is fine for me 5'5" although you can't lift your arm up at the slat ceiing - but it gets the job done. Since I have to replace the relic tub (old green with permanent scarring) and the wallboard it's time to be somewhat creative. By moving the tub out - the center point of the shower head moves as well. I will post photos of before and after when we get underway. I've an old cottage style home (enclosed from porch) so in keeping with the charm and my tastes, am looking to do beadboard on the lower half of the bathroom ... and keeping it fresh and white. I may have room for a small sideboard for the sink or may opt for a simple pedestal sink (I've storage elsewhere in the bathroom), white tile of somesort, new tub....am quite excited and many of the photos here broaden my thoughts so thanks so much!