A few more, including new Amish built in cabinets in the hallway:

Wow! Looks great! So much better than before!

Looks great - love the gray! The tiles on the wall are perfect! I'm glad you didn't do anything with the window - that is a wonderful feature - love the design in the glass!

Thanks! Actually the window is a reproduction of the original window. The exterior was rotted and sloping, so it ended up being easier to start from scratch. We found a local shop that could create custom leaded glass panes, and it ended up working perfectly.

It's gorgeous! You made great choices. I'm with Kimmy when it comes to the tile on the walls and the gray you used. Enjoy!

Oh my gosh, I love it! We have a 1920's home with an original wood bathroom pocket door, but a not so original bathroom Love yours!

I really like how it came out. Well done!

Beautiful job!

Big improvement. Enjoy it!

Do enjoy. I am always sad to see original fixtures like the deep, beautiful 1920s tub go as well as the original hallway cabinets.

If this weren't our only full bathroom, we would've kept the tub - we just needed more space than the original one provided.

The original hallway cabinets were sadly not in good shape, and the drawers were very heavy and hard to open/close because there were no tracks/slides. They also left about 2 feet of space wasted along that wall, so they just weren't very useful to us. We're lucky to have decent-sized closets for an older home, but we did try to maximize every single inch of storage space, knowing that we'd never have the expansive walk-in closets of a new build!

Great reno! Seems much more functional. Also, love your dog...looks like my Jack Russell.

Much better!

Thanks, netshoppr! She's almost a year old and is by far the silliest puppy I've ever encountered. She loves her new (old) house!

Love the floor

Very nice indeed !

Beautiful renovation! Can you tell me who it was that provided your window? We live in Indianapolis too and are looking to repair a few leaded glass windows.....thanks!

Thanks y'all. :) Buckeye, we used Camden Stained Glass at 54th & Winthrop. They did fantastic work!

Awesome job, love the colour.

Beautiful renovation here and on your kitchen from another post. I love how you improved the 1920s detail. The built-in storage in the hall is wonderful. Kudos for saving another old house.

i like the flooring alot ,lovely,may be you should add some color to the bath , like orange accessories

I just don't get the gray it's so heavy, depressing and passe.... but if you like it. I'll be the contrary voice - you didn't highlight and restore the glory of the 20's architecture - you piled modern on top of it (except the window which is divine). Fixture placement quiet awkward as well ~

So pretty-love the floor tile & oval mirror!

OMG! Junked the gorgeous cast iron tub.

The pictures perhaps don't show how bright the bathroom is in real life. We get a huge amount of natural light, and it reflects off the marble to make the bathroom look super bright and airy. It doesn't look heavy at all in person, but I know some folks just don't dig grey! I'm a grey fanatic and have loved it long before it was trendy.

What fixtures do you think are awkward? The "modern" comment surprised me as well. There are some modern touches, I guess, like using the schluter edge pieces instead of bullnose tile, but overall we were trying to update our home to today's needs while paying respect to its age and history.

Love your new bathroom. Every detail. Love the way the new pocket door goes with your new darker hardwood floor in the hallway. This is a home run all the way. Thanks for sharing!

I love vintage bathrooms, so I was sad to see the original tub not being used. But you explained your reason so I totally understand that choice. Love the floor and tiled walls. And it's great that you reproduced the original window. Love the hallway storage too. Very nicely done!

Keep that tub. We had one just like it and it is a very special part of our reno.

Love the remodel! Especially love the shower and tiles! Great colors!

Absolutely love the tile choices. I would love to have that bathroom in my house!

Very nice!

This is gorgeous! Would you mind sharing approximately how much this renovation cost? I have a 1940s bathroom that I'm hoping to tackle sometime in the future with the same ideas in mind (change in layout, adding a pocket door, etc.) Thanks!

Gorgeous tile work!

Great job! The tile work was a great choice!

Thanks, Cara! This was part of a full house gut, so costs sort of mush together at that point. The marble tile and install were the biggest expense (around $5k). The subway tiles are beveled, which made them a massive pain to install. Our installer used a piping bag to grout them, and it took forever. Fixtures, tub, lighting, toilet, etc. were about $3k, custom vanity and top were about $1k, drywall and prep/painting maybe a few hundred, add some for moving the sink and toilet, add some more to demo the original plaster walls, a bit to frame out the new pocket door, a few hundred for the door itself, round up for labor... I'm guessing $15k total. Hope that helps!

You did a wonderful job, sometimes the original is not top of the line and worth saving. It looks like the tub was the only original piece in there. I painted my husbands office silver gray 10 years ago and still love it.

way to keep the character in an older Midwest home, it's beautiful.

Wow! That came out absolutely gorgeous, great job!

Love the remodel. Enjoy!

Your new bathroom is absolutely beautiful while still giving a welcome nod to the beauty of a classic bathroom style! I love it!

I love this! Its so beautiful! Great choice on the tiling.

Floor is top!!

Amazing transformation of your bathroom! What are the names of the tiles used for the shower and the bathroom? Those tiles looks beautiful. I also love the new white and black sink. Where did you get it from? Overall, you did a great job in welcoming this bathroom into the 21st century!

Thanks for your nice comments! The tile is polished carrara marble from thebuilderdepot.com (3x6 beveled subway tile and 4" hex) and the vanity was custom made.

I normally hate to see removal of corner tubs but I understand here. It left an awkward, unusable little area near the window. Your new build honors the period well.

Looks very nice! You did good job with the small space!