Fair point. But, what about the print options? I love that there is a 'print' in the marble that makes a dramatic image. I have looked at every corian option available to me and I find them super boring or predictable. Do you have any other suggestions for solid surface panels that can incorporate an image?

Mazsuma: Did you choose a solid surface material for your shower? I'm researching solid surface options for my showers now. I am getting samples of Fibo and I got a quote on Tyvarian. Kohler Choreograph doesn't seem to be made right now. I'm frustrated that the US seems to have so few grout-less shower options compared to Europe and Australia.

Hi I wanted to know if you got any info on the Fibo

See if you have a concrete artisan in your area someone like this guy https://concreterevolutionllc.com/our-team

How about “wallpaper” like this?

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5276572/sochi-bathroom-reveal-shower-wallpaper-silestone-shower-pan#n=17

@kjg011: I did get information and samples of Fibo. The US distributor is Innovate Building Solutions (https://innovatebuildingsolutions.com) I spoke with the owner, Mike Foti, and received samples. The tough outer layer is adhered to marine grade plywood. I put it in water for a week and it didn't swell so it seems like a good product. Aesthetically, I think it would only look good if the entire bathroom was done in the same material so it would work best on a bathroom that has not been drywalled yet or has been gutted since the panels attach directly to the wall studs. The corner joints utilize a metal channel - similar to Kohler Choreograph. The huge advantage with Fibo is that the panels are just 2' wide so they are easy to maneuver. Because my bathrooms are already drywalled, I had planned to go with Kohler Choreograph but couldn't find anyone in my area who would install if for a reasonable price. So, I ultimately went with Corian for both my tub walls and for a full alcove shower (pan, walls, ceiling). After much searching, I found a local Corian fabricator who also does the installation so overall it turned out to be less than Kohler Choreograph. It's getting installed as I type.

Here's the thread about my shower wall saga and that of many others!

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2812694/anyone-not-like-onyx-showers#25049104