Yes totally agree Darzy. It isn't totally complete as far as the mirror goes. I was going to frame out the mirror and put crown molding on it to polish it off just haven't gotten to it. Im so afraid to take the whole thing down in case it makes the room look a lot smaller. So I was just going to a frame out

WOW - I just love the chandeliers! Personally I like the table the color it is as it gives contrast to the space, but I'm no expert. Framing out the mirror will be the frosting on a beautiful transformation. Enjoy your awesome bathroom!!

Some apothecary jars filled with bath salt, soaps, cotton balls, shells etc. in between your sinks would look lovely.

The pics over the console are bit too high. The part that really jumps out though is you have these beautiful crystal chandeliers and then the framing metal around the glass enclosure. That's the part that doesn't work. You're going for an elegant sophisticated look--framless glass would be much more in keeping (expensive, too!)
The rest looks wonderful.

The chandeliers are a good touch...and it certainly is more glam. I really like the wood side table opposite. How about framing the mirror with trim the same stain as that table... ! Or re-finishing the vanity to match it.?

This looks very lux. I like the wood console. I would not add apothecary jars as you already have glass storage containers on your wood console. I would like your pictures to be hung a little lower. Framing the mirror is the last finishing touch needed. Frameless tub/shower enclosure would be nice but the room looks lovely as it is. You have achieved the glam look you were going for, great improvements!

A silver tray with perfume bottles between the sinks.

I would have hung the pictures lower myself but I thought I would be knocking into them when turning on the lights in the morning. Those darn light switches!! Thanks everyone

It's lovely! How about a fluffy white shag or a muted charcoal/ivory zebra print rug? Too much?

Excellent point about the light switches, I should have noticed that. My light switches in my bath drive me crazy too. Nice sheen and texture on your wallpaper.

You could cover the light switch plates with the same wallpaper and faux finish the switches with paint !!

Dressed Nest Interiors. Great idea I have a rug ordered and was totally thinking about some type of zebra pattern. I found a different one that pulls in the colors. I'll see how it looks. I will post another picture after I frame out the mirror and put in a rug and possibly play with the accessories.

If at all possible, I suggest tiling the bath and replacing the glass with a floor to ceiling "steam shower" style. You do need to leave the door open after a bath/shower so the fan can remove moisture, but while bathing it is a luxurious feel and the look is phenomenal.

How about removing the glass & chrome wall and installing glass wall only on the shower side (but a bit taller than the existing one).

What can be done to dress up or hide the toilet? i suppose it's in too small a space to box in..... but surely there's something that can be done. sinks/tub/shower/mirrors are all nice enough, it's just the toilet that spoils the glam concept for me.

totally agree about the shower door...not sure if it's in the budget though. I can't imagine thats a cheap installment.

The white cabinet changes the look so much!

Just cut off her bottom with a Stanley knife. Or pin bikini bottoms on her. Make that a game at parties, with a blindfold

Main thing I would do that would change the entire look of the room and is cheap is to add a gallon of paint to the wall. It doesn't look like you have much wall to cover though with the shower, mirror and wall paper. I'd go with a light blue/grey.

I think a light blue/grey would be stunning. How about changing the knobs on the cabinets? Something crystal possibly?

Room looks great. An idea for trimming the mirror - use flat trim across the glass to create a border (maybe about 6-8" in on sides, top, bottom & even centre and then apply finer trim to create diagonal lattice effect. Finally fit larger moulded framing around sides, top & bottom. Paint it a contrasting colour before applying (maybe 'age' it a little with a dark wax). You should be able to fix the trim directly to the mirror with a good adhesive. Wish I could send a pic but its in my head!!

If you have the budget for it, new glass doors to shower would be awesome. The ones you have are nice though if you can't change it. It's just such a big part of what you see from the pic and it could make a major impact.

Is light blue/grey the new black?

I think in the case of spa chic it is. Just think about it. What color would you paint it? Red, green, orange, purple, pink no way to any of those. That color just fits in that design. My wife would kill me if I tried to paint anything that color but I can dream.

Google "mirror mate" and get an expensive frame for the existing mirror. They are super inexpensive and simple to install. Did one on my bath and it totally changed the look for a mere $150 bucks. Looks great so far! Nice job:)

Oops...meant inexpensive frame.

Its pricey, but if you could update the glass shower wall to something without chrome it wouldn't detract from the Glam-chandeliers.

Agree with crystal knobs on vanity. You can also put a decorative white molding around the mirror as a frame. We did it in our bathroom and it made a big impact.

Great job! Add few pop of color for each season...

Some inspiration for "glam", this is a master bath I worked on a few years back. The extra touches were framed mirrors with wall sconces, venetian plaster wall and ceiling finishes, and stained crown molding framing a tray ceiling with cove lighting. Also the cabinetry had inset doors and drawers with lots of beaded edges and roped columns.

Great job, suggestion how about some glam around the top of the shower wall. Inexpensive necklaces with rhinestone pinned up with pins can be done and bling for little expense and effort

It Looks cleaner, brighter and depth is present, making it look bigger, i say your bathroom its done, too much would cloud. Simple it's better, clean and classy , modern … http://www.venetianwalldesign.com

Chandlers are the wrong type. Should have not used brass

Looks great! I might add a chunky, white (moulding) border around the mirror to finish it up and make it look fab. Nice change!

Looks great! I would love to ready in a bathroom with a chandelier! How fun...and glam!

Aside from the fact that the bathroom turned out quite nicely, I love the fact that the after pic is first and nice and large. Most times people put the after photo in the other part and you can't see everything as well. Kudos for that. And how cool to have tub in with shower enclosure. I don't mind the frame on shower as it does match other fixture finishes. And I would add crystal or glass knobs to cabinets. Very nice job!

Looks really nice! I agree with the others on changing out the mirror to a pair of glam mirrors, and changing out the drawer knobs to crystal or glass ones. I would also suggest hanging dramatic draperies from the ceiling over the shower panes. It would really create a dramatic impact, in my opinion. :)

Here's more pictures of the shower curtain/drapery idea. :)

Wonderful job! It looks perfect to me :-)

I like it! I think the same as you, that the big mirror makes the room larger and I like the chandelier reflected in the mirror. The only thing that looks off to me are the items you have on that little table. Some of those pieces (clock) look too country. I would put something in silver or mercury glass there and it would tie in with your silver picture frames.

Ditto LesterLou87. I always make my own ceiling to floor shower curtains. I think for your the style (pictured) would give you the greatest bang for your buck. Would incorporate a crystal and chrome or gold tieback. I would NOT place the tie mid-level, but instead HIGHER for a more dramatic look- and to maintain your existing open feel.

One more thing... I really like the table staying as is; however would incorporate more crystal and glam elements on it to AMP IT UP;)

I finally put up some trim around the mirror and put a rug down. Thought I would share the progress!

The mirror frame looks very nice. The rug looks nice, but for me I would prefer to not have a carpet in the bathroom. Keep up the good work.

Looks good. I didn't read most of the other comments but a frameless shower would carry the vision through.

yeah I hear you Mark on the rug but the tile gets so ridiculously cold and I hate the look of multiple smaller individual rugs

Very Impressive and of course LOVE the chandeliers...nothing says glam better than a little "bling" ;) I would even try to incorporate into shower/bath lighting or the cabinet hardware( super easy and inexpensive) Painting the wall behind mirror was a clever idea too.

i like the new look, great update!

I like the new look too. Would adding a molded frame around the mirror be too much for your taste? Here are some ideas: https://www.google.com/search?q=crown+molding+framed+mirrors&biw=1366&bih=587&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=lEpFVN3lOc6qyAToxICoAQ&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAg#tbm=isch&q=ornate+framed+bathroom+mirrors