Bathroom Project

Pros: Colors are great. Hardware, fixtures, shower materials are similar to what we're looking for. Cons: Lots of small tile in the shower floor, not great. We likely don't have enough space for a stand alone tub.

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Pros: The shower walls and bench are single slab with very few crevices. Looks nice and still easy to clean. Dark floor. Cons: Floor of shower has many grout lines. Stand alone tub.

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Pros: Full height shower walls appear to be made of monolithic pieces of material, also known as zero grout. Some shower storage nook, but there could be more. Maybe a bench / shelf behind the wall next to the counter. Cons: No tub.

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Pros: The shower room. Cons: Grout lines. I'm guessing water escapes from the shower into the bathroom. No tub.

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Pros: Shower in the tub?! What even is this... It's cool but I don't think there's actually room for this in our bathroom. Cons: NO one needs a chandelier in their tub-shower. Black metal hardware on the glass surround.

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Pros: Cool integration between the tub surround and the storage self in the shower. Storage nook, in both the shower and tub. Dark shower floor. Cons: Black hardware on glass surround. Less grout lines, but still some grout lines. I don't trust grout at this point...

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Pros: Minimal framing on glass surround of the shower, reducing the number of difficult-to-clean places where shower gunk can build up. Shower storage nook. Silver fixture color, Tub surround appears to be made of large continuous pieces of material, minimizing grout lines and joints. Shower wall material is continued around the room. These floors look like they're heated. That's a joke, but If they were I'd put that in the pro column. Cons: Too much white?

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Pros: Shower storage nook. The continuation of the flooring from the bathroom into the shower is interesting. Cons: Flooring looks like tile mosaic, meaning lots of grout lines, so hard pass.

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Pros: The glass surround on the shower has minimal framing, decreasing the number of difficult-to-clean places in the shower. The shower pan appears "mud in" and not plastic, making it more durable to cleaning. We scrub aggressively in this family. Cons: The shower pan has many grout lines. Given our main issue with our current shower and tub is the crumbling grout, we insist on minimizing the amount of grout in the project.

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Pros: Large tiles, looks like one continuous slab on bench. Cons: white grout, many grout lines

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