Beautifully done!

merci! :)

Do people not love a good soak anymore?? I couldn't live without my tub!!

Wow, what a transformation! Love the shower.

@BungalowMo, pulling the tub out of a Master Bath and replacing it with a walk-in shower has become very common for us. However, we often hear families and homeowners will "keep the tub in their guest bathroom".

I would love to have a tub, I really enjoy soaking. However, joint problems make getting in and difficult and even dangerous. The gorgeous tubs I see in pictures of remodels are rarely accessible for anyone other than the very limber and young.

BTW this is very similar to what I'm installing, so I'm a fan. The over the toilet cabinet does look a little odd.

@adivra Yes, a lot of people prefer walk-in showers because they are easily accessible.

Like the transformation a lot! If it were not for the resale of a home, I wouldn't have a tub. I feel dirty afterwards and shower anyways. I guess I don't enjoy them enough to bother with them. Funny how we're all so different in our likes and dislikes.

I think it looks beautiful. Only concern is the inward swinging shower door. I thought by code they had to swing outward in case someone falls. Perhaps this one swings both ways......

@mamadubbs, that is a great point. Our Project Managers ensure everything remains within building/civil code... but I am going to bring them into this conversation so that we give a full answer to your valid question.

I guess I'm very uncommon....

Lovely job.@bungalowmo-you are not alone. I'm without right now & really!! miss it.

It is a custom frameless door that swings in both directions.

Lovely job. I have to say that I hate niches. Can't understand putting all that time and effort into great design and then having plastic shampoo bottles front and center. Pet peeve.

@Lila A lot of design choices come down to convenience vs aesthetics.

More info about this project: http://123remodeling.com/condo-bathroom-remodel-100-e-huron-st-chicago-il-downtown-loop/

Very nice job. Only change I would have made is not putting the shower niche in the center of the shower where the illuminated pink shampoo bottles become the focal point of the room. A niche is a nice feature but put it in the corner or under the shower head.

@quercus2 Yeah, one thing that a lot of people like to do is buy shampoo and conditioner bottles that match the shower.

Or some people just stash bottles when they have company. Regardless, the bathroom is amazing from the before picture.

123 Remodeling ... I find it hard to believe that people do that. The people in this house certainly did not.

Our professionally installed frameless shower door swings both in and out; I'm guessing this is the same. I imagine that, for the picture to be less reflective, the photographer chose to swing it inward versus into the bathroom space itself. If so, it's not a safety hazard at all. No worries.

@einsteinkitty You are exactly right

Here are some before and after pics of the other bathroom in the same condo:

http://123remodeling.com/master-bathroom-remodel-100-e-huron-st-chicago-il-downtown-loop/

There are lovely containers for your shampoo etc, but a better solution would be to put the niche in a more unobtrusive spot, handy in the shower but not so eye-catching.

Love it!

Exquisite!

This is not a walk in shower that is accessible. The lip is an obstacle for people in wheelchairs

Excellent job! GO CHICAGO rehabbers!

Resolution Specialist Inc., it is a great city to work in, isn't it ! ? !

Beautiful shower!

Great job

Nice job!

Looks great...and exactly what we are looking to do in our condo!

David, if you are in the Chicago area, we would be happy to set up a free in-home consultation. :)

we are looking at just removing a tub and putting in a stand up shower. the rest of the bathroom is in great shape (as is the tub) but because of physical issues, a tub just won't work for us. is this something you do?

This transformation looks great!