All agreed the glass block window was a great feature that should stay. In order to open things up, we needed to get rid of the tall walls and compartmentalized feel of the space. Removing the un-used tub allowed us to widen the shower. The area below the window became a dressing bench, and the walled-in toilet compartment became a larger, semi-private toilet area with additional storage. New cabinetry was matched to the existing knotty alder custom vanities, with new quartz countertops, sinks, faucets, & lights. The addition of tri-view medicine cabinets on each side added some much-appreciated eye-level storage space. Features include: A Toto bidet toilet seat, heated tile floors, matching custom barn doors, a custom shower with Kohler plumbing fixtures, large shower niche, custom-placed body sprays, a frame-less glass enclosure, a cheerful green paint job, & dramatic, wide-open space. A large bath that now feels as large as it is.