The floor and walls are tiled with the same ceramic tile - if you do this then please ensure that the tile you use is suitable for both wall and floor.

Thank you for your response - It looked like large solid pieces to me at first, but upon a closer inspection I can see the grout lines.

What brand and model is the shower faucet?

I keep seeing showers with one sheet of glass, in other words the entire front of the shower is not enclosed. Is this right? Are people doing this successfully?

These open showers have been around for years, some of the best designs are from Matki. Any good bathroom supplier will advise you.

Who made the sink, and how far does it come out from the wall?

Although this looks like Limestone, they are in fact extra large ceramic tiles.The floor and walls are tiled with the same ceramic tile - if you do this then please ensure that the tile you use is suitable for both wall and floor. Be aware also that if your bathroom floor is not solid - i.e. concrete then you will need to fix marine ply or similar flexible flooring on top of what you have and also a special flexible tile adhesive. Please take advice otherwise you will end up with a load of cracked unsightly tiles on your floor. (Jan Cadle, Photo Stylist for this project).