Thanks so much! This shower was placed in the middle of the room circulation, so the glass panels and matching the Corian to the walls made it fit right in making a nice splash. The panels are made up of two pieces per wall with individual grooves to match the opposing wood ship lap on the sides.

Would love to replicate this shower in our master bath. In the middle of a "to the studs" remodel on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. We have used 1x8x12' T&G on all walls and ceilings so this Corian/solid surface shower wall application would be spectacular. My solid surface guy has lots of questions, would he be able to contact your solid surface person for answers? Thanks so very much. D.Dezell

Your project sounds exciting! I would be more than happy to speak with your fabticator. Please have him contact me via email and we can go from there to set up a call. jonathan@jonathraith.com

Are you still open to speaking to fabricators about this amazing bathroom? We are a few weeks from starting our bathroom renovation and this picture is my inspiration -- ok, I'm stealing as much of it as I can. You've answered so many questions about the shower wall that we might be ok, but I thought I'd check in case questions arise. I grew up spending summers on Martha's Vineyard and would love to bring some of that charm to my Southern beach cottage. Your work is beautiful.

I'm glad to hear this bathroom has given you inspiration for your project. I'm open to speaking with you or your builder/contractor on a limited basis. If it goes much beyond where you would require sketchs, continued conversations, resources etc., we might need to change our relationship to hourly consulting. Let's start out with a call or two to get you off in the right direction and go from there.