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Morningstar Residence Rustic Bathroom, Denver

David O. Marlow
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Large mountain style master beige tile and glass tile beige floor bathroom photo in Denver with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, white walls, quartzite countertops and a niche — Houzz

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miakipper wrote:
is it a folding bench? how long is it? and where did you get it?
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natalieturetsky
What size is this shower? It is absolutely stunning!
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Thank you very much! The shower is approximately 5'3" x 5'3"
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Brad Lystad wrote:
Love the shower! - I noticed that you sloped the floor in the shower and used a linear shower drain. How did you finish off the sides of the floor as it changes elevation to the drain? Did you fill it in with small pieces of tile? Did you use a metal shine for this transition? Also, did you have to adjust or shorten the floor trusses under the shower to accommodate this no curb shower and slight floor drop?
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The floor assembly has a roughly 1.5" thin slab concrete subfloor above the plywood subfloor which houses radiant heat tubes. To make the shower pan, it was only necessary to reduce this thickness to provide the slope. The floor tile was basically worked so that the slope just drops below the horizontal surface, and there is no filler or edge detail used other than the tile material.
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gabatoire

absolutely beautiful! we are planning a shower with 30x46 (very small bathroom) with an infinity S-AG10048 into a preexisting concrete slab with heating tubes 2 1/8 below the level concrete. the contractors are hesitant and want to talk us into a curbed shower. How did you waterproof slope-level concrete, maybe the question becomes clearer since we are using tiles for floor/shower on top of the concrete. Thank you so much! Gabriele


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betsyswanreynolds wrote:
Posts for the shower bench - Do you know where the contractor got the posts to support the shower bench? Also, are their u channels holding the glass enclosure in place? If so, are they recessed? If not, is it just silicone holding it in place?
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The bench was a custom design/fabrication for this project that was expressed as a design sketch and then developed through shop drawings. The shower finishes were constructed to support the glass.

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Jill Maremont wrote:
Love the bench, where is this from? Just stunning bathroom!
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Thank you very much! The bench was a custom design that was fabricated locally.

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Don’t have one wrote:
Who makes the mirrors? - Who makes the mirrors? Are they medicine cabinets too?
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Those are made by a company called Robern, and they are medicine cabinets.
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betsyswanreynolds wrote:
Are the vertical lights part of the medicine cabinets or separate?
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Giacomo Garofalo wrote:
Marble - What kind of marble did you use for the shower? It looks like a calacatta, very nice gold nuance.
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sunderlyn wrote:
Fireplace - Remodel ideas
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