Me again. I've posted our two other baths. Here is the third one. Sorry if you've read about this already, but we did a major renovation in our 1890s house, completely gutting the kitchen, renovating one bathroom (this one), and then adding two new ones, the master bath and the powder room. We couldn't have done it without the valuable advise of this great forum. (How did anyone renovate before GW?)

This bathroom is for our three girls. We tried to keep it in the spirit of the original bath (We haven't decided yet whether to paint trim around door white or leave natural like wood in the rest of the house).

See what you think.

You can see more photos of this bath, and of the other baths and the kitchen, by clicking on the link below.

Here is what we used:

Kohler Tea for Two whirlpool tub

Kohler toilet Memoirs Classic

Kohler shower fixtures

Kohler sink

Glass doors  purchased through Expo design center

Tile around tub  white subway from Home Depot

Floor tile  hexagon from Nemo Tile in NYC

Tile in niches: Oceanside glass mosaic & carrara marble tile

Noble Co. niches used to form the niches

Delta sink faucet  Victorian chrome

Cabinet counter, shelf at end of tub and window trim  Carrara marble

Cabinetry - custom made locally

Mirrored cabinet  from Expo Design Center

Cabinet hardware  Restoration Hardware Felicity chrome

Towel bars  Restoration Hardware

Lighting  Pottery Barn classic triple pendant

Light fixture overhead Â- RH Parker flushmount

Vent  NuTone

Paint color  Benjamin Moore Nantcuket Fog from Pottery Barn collection

Towels  PB Teen Dottie collection

Wall décor & other accessories  Bed, Bath and Beyond and Marshalls

Here is a link that might be useful: Kids bath