As the architects of this project, we did not get involved with the interior selections. Soco Interiors may be able to point you in the right direction! http://www.houzz.com/pro/jillanncotton/soco-interiors

what kind of stone, color, and manufacturer is used on the outside floor of shower?

I would be upset with this design it appears to be Carrara with some very dark marble pieces that should not have been added into the design or re-organized differently.

The top left piece for example. Why is that dark tile sat there.

It could have been spectacular had the tile been installed correctly or at the very least someone watching it from a distance before it was finally stuck in place.

Equally the consumer may have wanted a dark tile placed there.

This is not one block or lot, it is a mixed lot and the variation is extreme.

It would have been better to lay out the tile and split it up prior to install. Keep the darker tiles below the bottom chair rail border then lighter above. That would be good look and avoid that random dark tile problem.

But having said all of that..... if the customer loves it then mission accomplished a a job well done.

The installation work, the actual install is perfect, the grout lines are really close. It is an immaculate installation job.

We are building this kind of shower with a door to the outside shower. Where was the door purchased and I understand it has to be Fiberglas to pass code?

I'm liking the shower walk through door and think its a really good idea. Where did you get this type of door?