Wonderful transformation!

Love it!! Very very well done.

Maybe this description will help - I don't know if my other pictures will. The old bathroom was a 7' X 16' rectangle, divided into two smaller parts. If you were looking at a floor plan, the bathroom was open to the bedroom (door frame, no door) in the lower right corner of the rectangle (one of the longer sides). This is the door you're looking through in the first picture. The opening led to a 7' X 6' space, with the opposing wall completely taken up by a 6' vanity with double sinks. If you stepped in and turned left, you were standing in a door that opened into a space that was slightly less than 7' X 10' (allowing for the separating wall). There was a single window, which would be on the far left of the rectangle. On that wall, under the window, was a large jetted tub. Just to the left of the door was the shower, and the toilet was in between the tub and the shower. That is what is depicted in the second picture.

To reconfigure the space, we (1) knocked down the wall dividing the bathroom into two parts; (2) created a 3' wide water closet against the far right-hand wall, with a pocket door (fourth picture); (3) turned the opening into a real door, and moved it about a foot to the left; (4) built a 6'6" vanity against the opposing wall, with the right edge up against the wall of the WC (third picture); (5) built a half-wall on the other end of the vanity so as not to cut off all the light coming in from the window; and (6) turned the rest of the space (7' deep and a little over 6' wide) into a tiled shower/bath area (fifth and sixth pictures). We also replaced the old window with glass block, which brings in a lot of nice natural light. On a sunny day, I don't even really need to turn the lights on.

The other big change was making the shower/tub area curbless. Part of that was for accessibility (not an issue now, but thinking ahead) and part of it was just because we like the "look." There is a glass door on the opening into the shower area, which keeps water in without blocking the light. The house is off-grade, so this necessitated dropping the floor a little (cutting into joists and then reinforcing them).

We just finished a similar job. Nice job.

Nicely done.

Very good job! Amazing transformation.

Beautiful!

Great work!

This is beautiful. Really loving the color choices.

Looks nice! Enjoy!