unick1973 would like to know manufacturer please
Nick

MaryLou Latini Beautiful! I especially love the wall tile and shower glass.

Subway Tile Outlet Love the glimmer tile! Beautiful shower!

Kipnis Architecture + Planning There is one main limiting factor in this design and it is the width of the bathtub. Bathtubs range in standard sizes but mainly are found in 30" or 36" sizes. The shower curb width can be from 4"-6". The door sizes can vary depending on accessibility requirements or comfort requirements. The last dimension to consider when designing this space is the turning radius or width between the bathtub and shower and the sink and/or linen closet which is probably on the parallel wall.

tiffanynco It did say Sicis on the back of the tile.

Surecor Mosaic The wall looks like the scale on the tail of a mermaid, which makes bathroom shinning and luxurious.

biancamior The company name for the wall tile that's in the shower is called Sicis. Not sure where the floor tile is from though.

MEC Corporation You can also contact MEC for a free quote to create any customized mosaic like this for your project. We guarantee you the best quality and lowest rates:
www.mecartworks.com

parker1152 But doesn't this glass have a name? It resembles rainglass but I have been told there aren't different opaqueness for rain glass. Could you tell me what this look is called?

sarahhardin It looks like the glass is Sonoma Tilemakers Vihara Glass color Annica Irid

StoneMar Natural Stone Company LLC Assuming 8' ceiling height, you will need around 90sqft, including some overage (the amount of overage will depend on the type of tile)

elvira1962 the mosaic looks like Bisazza opus-romano color GHIAIA oro to me; it is wonderful

Stamford marble and tile It looks like Sicis Crocus Iridium 5/8" mosaic to me.

Eggleston Farkas Architects These are usually custom fabricated. Try dong an internet search for "shower door installer" + your area.

cjmilioto1 are these sheet that could be put on the wall

Cynthia Taylor-Luce Alas, John, I cannot take credit for the beautiful room in the photo which was by Rachel Reider Interiors. You'll have to contact her for the details here. Hope you have a great day :)

Fiorano Tile Showrooms :) Have a good day.

Delta Glass Donna find another company, if they used diamond bits theres no problem.

WSStrong Productions & Consulting LLC I have done lots of glass tile and if you use the diamond bits with just a bit of lubricating oil, you can do just about anything to the glass tiles. I prefer the 3in1 oil but any thing will work just fine. Good luck! Sean Strong

Emily Hurley You may be able to make a pretty good estimate by using the tiles as a context clue.

My guess would be about 5' L x 4' W

The Shabby Nest Try Benjamin Moore's Philadelphia Cream.

interiorsbykh Use the same squeegee tool that is used on the glass each time and mold is less likely to grow.

rubicondreamer Hi, What is the width of the shower/tub area and what is the length from the faucet wall of the shower to the far end of the tub. This is just what I would like to do but I only have 8 feet of length and 4.5 ft of width.

stevie7770 Also, just an idea,,, If anyone uses Antique Glass, like i believe this picture is, use a "brassy" finish with it along with tan and neutral colors. This REALLY dress's up the glass and makes a big difference. I know brass is not a finish that is favored at the moment, but Antique Brass and Oil Rubbed Bronze (the light colored one) make this glass pattern really stand out. I know it sounds a bit strange, but chrome, brushed nickel, satin chrome and stainless steel really makes the pattern in the glass almost disappear! Try it and you will be amazed in the difference!

barbav stevie, what is antique glass? I love the a.brass and bronze fixtures so I'm curious about the glass. Thanks.

rainygale cyrus, what color do you consider this on your website? i'm assuming a glass opal- beige or silk? do you send samples?

Cyrus Sedighi Gale.. Yes its very similar to Opal Glass. Yes we can send samples. Just email your info to cyrus@ctmtile.com

Annie Thornton I definitely don't think you ever have to do anything that you don't want to. Forget about rules, and do what you want. If the shower and tub are on the same wall, I would think about keeping a stripe of the tiles going? But then again, that might look too forced too. I think that like using different materials and textures in the rest of the house, think about tiles and materials that complement each other another way. If you want to have a different tile for your shower than bath, then try to keep the colors similar.

....At least, that's what I would do. Let's see if our bath experts can expand on my bathroom tile knowledge.

Chestnut Residence

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(There are a couple of photos that I thought could visually explain my points)

anniek Looks like Sicis Iridium Zinnia 2 to me

thealstons5 This tile is located at Daltile.com it's called Hollywood or Paris...can't remember but check it out on Daltile.com and you'll find it within the glass tile section.