Dressing area just outside bathroom. Bathroom door on the right. Walk in closet on left.

and now for the ugly before. Yes it was this ugly.

Beautiful! Love your little dressing area, too! Simply serene. Enjoy!

What a transformation! It’s just beautiful!

You did a wonderful job! I especially love the skylights with the green of the trees visible. They bring the outside in to a very private, tranquill space!

I don’t believe you that it’s the same room!

😄

Seriously, WOW, jsk! It’s wonderful! Love your choices … it’s so luxe and fresh and inviting. I’m very jealous of your shower. The light fixture is perfection.

Really happy for you, you must be loving it! :)

” I especially love the skylights with the green of the trees visible.”

I agree! That’s a fabulous feature.

Wow! Amazing transformation!

Perfection, jsk! The chandelier, the skylight, the overall spacious feel, the dressing area…all so pretty. We have a similar towel rack and love it’s usefulness.

It's beautiful--congratulations! And such a more practical bathroom, as well. More love for the skylight here, too.

What a fabulous transformation - I can see why you are thrilled!!

Wonderful!

So nice! I wish your contractor would commute to Philadelphia.

Very nice.

What a great bathroom. FABULOUS.

Looks great!

The only thing I would add, is to paint the window frame white.

Wow, this really turned out good! I like the RH vanities.

Wow! What a beautiful transformation.

Wow! What a transformation. What I particularly find transforming to the actual space of the room is how you took the shower tile to the wall height under the skylight and then took it straight around at that same height. Doing that keeps your eye down to the interesting part of the bathroom instead of having the eye flying all over the place to the high corners.

Nicely done!

So nice! What is the wall color? It looks perfect with everything.

Wow, that's one of my faves that I've seen here. I love the contrast of the dark vanities, and the vibe of elegance. Nice chandelier! Really cool space.

It’s Purty!

Can I ask questions? What are the marked off rectangles? Do you step in to the shower in your birthday suit to turn it on? Is it cold? Do the items on the train shelf and hooks stay dry? (I seem to splash suds everywhere.)

Very pretty! We couldn’t do without a tub at our house though.

WOW WEEEEE! That's purdy!!!!! What a drastic difference! Love it!

Nice transformation!

Beautiful choices!

Thanks for the kind words everyone.

To answer some questions...

Window - I could have had them paint the window itself, but I'm afraid it will not last and will end up peeling with the opening and closing of the window. I do admit it bothers me in the bathroom. I've done the same thing with all the windows (painted trim but left window wood) and I actually like the look in all the other rooms, but not in the bathroom for some reason. I do need to find some kind of window treatment so hoping that will make it less obvious. Window treatment will be for looks. Don't need it for privacy. Nobody can see in this window.

The wall color is BM Decorator White. DH was pushing for something darker for more contrast but I really wanted a serene, calm, spa like space. I love it. He agreed it's perfect once it was painted.

@bpath not sure what "marked off triangles" you're referring to? It's a curbless shower. No door. Just walk right in. The control to turn on the water is on the back ledge wall, far enough away from the shower head on the right so you can turn it on without getting wet before it warms up. It also controls which head (main shower head on right or the hand held on the back ledge wall) the water is directed to. Can go to one or the other or both at same time.

We have not used the shower yet. Today is the first day we can use it (had to wait for silicone around shower glass to set), but we just realized they haven't hooked up the exhaust vent to the pipe in the attic that takes it out the roof. Grrrr. Guess I'll be showering in the hall bath AGAIN.

The hope is the train rack is far enough away from the shower head (the shower is 8 feet wide) that towels won't get wet. I cannot wait to find out!

About a tub - I tried to come up with a layout that included a tub, but I just couldn't make it work and have a large shower (lived with a tiny shower for so long I was determined to over compensate!). We are not tub people. DH would never use it. I probably used the previous tub 4 or 5 times in the 27 years we've lived here. The hall bath has a tub, so for resale purposes hoping that's enough. If we ever sell.

I see what bpath is talking about. In the 2nd pic, there are 3 black-outlined rectangles. One in the shower, one high on the wall above the shower, and one low on the wall next to the door. I thought the one in the shower was a niche, but it's hard to tell?

WOW! Gorgeous! It turned out really nice.

Ah, "rectangles". Not "triangles". Duh! Reading comprehension is so important!

The one high on wall above shower is the cover for the exhaust vent. I didn't want one of those grills that I find unattractive and always get grimy and are hard to clean. So it's a flush mount vent cover. It gets mudded in when drywalling. And the cover slips right in and is paintable.

The one in the shower is a niche with a door. The door gets tiled to match the shower tile so all you see is the outline. We'll use it to hide the necessary but not attractive things -- razors, cleaning sponge, etc.

The one low down on wall next to door is the ac/heat vent. Again you tile the cover so all you see is the outline instead of a grill cover.

All 3 are from here: www.fittes.com

I can highly recommend them. Their products are not cheap but they are well made and their customer service was wonderful. The niche was damaged in shipping but we didn't realize it until a few months later when the tile guy was about to tile it. Turns out there was a pinhole in the box that we didn't see on inspection and the corner of the until was slightly dented. We emailed the company and they immediately shipped a new one and gave us label to ship back the old one. We were very happy.

Wow, thank you dani! Quite the complement.

There's a pot light in ceiling above shower. I think that's what is shining on the shelf making it look like a light.

The wall color is BM Decorator White and the trim is BM Super White. I thought there would be a little more contrast between the two but they're almost the same.

I have to give DH credit for the marble ledge wall. I was willing to compromise and just tile it with the white subway tile. I'm so glad he convinced me it was worth the cost to do the slab. He was 100% right. I love it.

I love the white subway tile so much. The pictures do not do it justice. It has such a beautiful wave to it. You can see the texture in this pic we took of the floor display in a store in NYC where we first saw it.

oh wow- I can see why you are so pleased-- I mean thrilled. That is just stunning and spectacular and all the superlatives.

Now you can enjoy it!

Thanks @salonva. You know the feeling of finally having it done! Today is the first day of no workers in my house in 8 weeks and it's wonderful!

Really happy that your husband pushed re: the marble slab - absolutely perfect!

I did notice the type of white tile that you installed - I have a similar looking one with “waves”on the surface in a guest bathroom that I am finishing up (it’s “white” - but a v4 variation - color depends on how thick the glaze is on each tile). The white tile that you selected works nicely with the marble.

I actually wondered if the pot light on the ceiling was reflecting off the shelf - but wasn’t sure if it was simply a reflection - or if you had actually installed an accent light!

I was pretty sure that you used two different colors for the walls and trim - but then wondered if the paint sheen was just making it appear that you had used different whites. I think it looks really nice.

I KNEW THAT WAS A HIDDEN NICHE!! I saw it - and immediately thought it was a tiled door - great idea for the smaller items that can make a niche/ledge/shelf look messy.

I have a hanging light fixture for my bathroom - but now I want one like yours! Mine has capiz shells - and it’s pretty - but now I’m starting to question it. Would you mind sharing the info for it?

One last question - is the countertop for your dressing area vanity a solid white quartz? If yes, which exact brand/color is it?

Okay - I’ll leave you alone (for now 😂)

Absolutely beautiful!!!!

@dani_m08 DH here. The chandelier is from West Elm:

https://www.build.com/product/summary/1900716?uid=4491627

I'm actually not sure what brand the quartz is, but the name is Pure White (the stone place supplied it in response to our request for a pure white quartz). The stone fabricator did a fantastic job with the wrapping of the multi-level makeup vanity top as per our specifications.

Here's a closer shot of the shower area in the morning light:

It’s lovely, Jsk! So airy and peaceful. I love the skylight and am looking foreward to an update with your added decorations. Like you, we’ve just finished a months long major reno of our master bath. Ugh! I totally understand your relief of finally not having workers there every day!!!

Lynn, I was just thinking of you. I noticed NM had some pretty nasty fires but they don't seem near you. Hope the smoke isn't bad.

Oh, Lynn looking forward to seeing your remodeled bath. It seems to be a trend here!

Dani - our chandelier is also capiz. I've wanted a capiz light fixture somewhere in my house forever but never had a good spot. Until now!

We are having one more pot light installed in the celiing (hopefully today). Once the shower glass went in, it created this effect of the floor tile being shaded/darker just outside the shower. Never occurred to us that would happen from the clear glass. Hoping one more pot light centered on the ceiling, which will be above that area, will fix that issue. And then we are DONE DONE!

Also, I can report that the towels on the towel rack do not get wet when showering. Whew!

First shower in there last night and it was glorious!

Beautiful transformation!