Powell Ohio Master BathTraditional Bathroom, Columbus

Thanks for the response. What specific carrera is this?

https://www.houzz.com/products/industrial-iron-cage-style-shade-wall-sconce-light-prvw-vr~90545619

How does the marble hold up in the shower, and is there more maintenance than usual required of it? It is stunning!

Thank you for your
question. The marble holds up well. This bathroom is in my personal
home and we follow a strict regimen when it comes to cleaning the marble.
Only warm soap and water or soap and vinegar and the marble needs to be
sealed at least once a year.

Thank you for your question. The floor outside the shower in the bath shown above is honed 12 x 12 carrara marble. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

61612, It is a great look.

This is Italian Marble, there are a lot of copies out there.

The Builder Depot sells 100% imported Italian Marble and we stock over 2 million square feet of it with over 80 matching different products, the largest stock of Italian Carrara in the USA.

When trying to create a bathroom in Carrara you need a company that actually stocks the product, when you speak to a person on the phone or via the chat they can walk out to the warehouse and match the 12x12" to the subway tile, to the baseboard and to the chair rail to give you a consistent look.

You do not want C grade mixed with D grade. It will show up terribly. Matching before it ships is critical.

Carrara Bianco 12x12" Honed currently $7.00 a Square Foot for 2017. (Also Available in Polished).

Carrara Bianco 3x6" Subway Tile available in Honed and Polished

Carrara Bianco Baseboard available in Honed and Polished

Carrara Bianco Chair Rail Honed Available in Honed and Polished

Carrara Bianco coming down the production line at our factory in Italy.

I appreciate your kind words. The window was custom designed by the homeowner, and fabricated at Franklin Art & Glass in Columbus OH. Thank you for your visit

The tile is at the same height of the half wall before the stone cap. The finished wall including the cap is 42". Stone is typically 1 1/4" thick, therefore making the height of the tile 40 3/4" high. Thank you for your interest.

Tile Question - can you tell me any info about the tile?

Thank you for your interest. The tile is a Carrara marble. It derives its name from the town in Italy with the same name. There are many different grades of Carrara, with the lower grades processed in China. Carrara is offered by many vendors for its great consistency resulting in many shapes and sizes.

In this master bath in addition to the Carrera we used Bianco Venito, a type of Carrara but with more gray and more veining. The Bianco Venito is less expensive and a great alternative if you want to keep your cost down. Keep in mind it is more porous. In this application it makes for a nice contrast with the lighter Carrara, while keeping a similar style. The darker tiles in the shower area are the Bianco Venito.

The counter is a 3 mm Castille version, which came from a specific slab we choose. When choosing marble or any stone you can pick your own slab. There is so much you can do with the Carrara marble with the different shapes and sizes available.

Thank you for visiting our Houzz page, and let us know if you have any further questions.

Marble has to be resealed at least once a year in dry areas of a room and at least twice a year in showers. Being a naturally porous product Carrara marble will absorb
liquids. Both polished and honed Carrara
should be treated with a water-based silicone sealant, which impregnates the
surface and body to prevent staining. The sealant protects against oil-based soaps, hair
dyes and other chemicals in toiletries. It will not prevent etching in the
stone, or dulling caused by hard water, chemicals in the water or harsh
cleaning products. These penetrating sealers and cleaners are made
specifically to care for natural materials and will keep your marble looking good.

I hope this answers your question, and you are on your way to planning your new dream bath. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Best of luck.

This is absolutely beautiful! Can you help me with the grout color I have sienna white marble hexagon tile that are very white for my ensuite bathroom floor and shower floor and my contractor and tile source wants me to use a darker grey grout , I really want to go white . What did you use here and how can I convince him that it wont ruin my floor. He says it will get dirty and look very bad. it is for my coastal cottage ensuite bathroom and for the base of my shower. My counter top is Cashmere Carrara quartz and shower wall tile is a carrarra marble as well. Thanks

What brand and type of white grout did you use?

I believe that Hamilton Parker sold me Bostick White Sanded Grout for my bathroom. I hope that this answers your question. Please let me know if you have any others. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

I have just recreated this shower and wall tiling in shades of gray and absolutely love it. Thank you for the inspiration!

That is wonderful to hear. We are glad that Houzz allows homeowners and Pro's to share such detailed information. We are thrilled you were able to get the look you wanted. We hope you enjoy your new space for years to come. Please let us know if you have any other questions of if we can be of any assistance. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. The knee wall or bench is approximately 18 inches high. I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words. The shower is 4ft by 6ft and the tub is 68-7/8 x 31-1/2 x 24-3/8. It was purchased through Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. Here is a link to the tub shown in the above photo:

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/victoria-albert-VYORN-white-786236

The tub is manufactured by Victoria and Albert. This is their unique sized soaking tub. I did notice the price is not available online at Fergusons. You might have to use the store/showroom locator to call a showroom in your area. I hope that this information was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

What are the dimensions of the shower?

Thank you for your questions. The dimensions of the shower is 4ft by 6ft. We hope that this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

thank you for your thorough answer! Is 24" too small for a shower door?

You are welcome. Twenty four inches is not too small.

Again I would speak to a fabricator in your area to confirm size, they will be aware of any codes and/or regulations as there are other things to consider as well.

Best of luck on your project, if I can be of further assistance please let me know.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. The tub is manufactured by Victoria and Albert. This is their unique sized soaking tub. It was purchased through Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. Here is a link to the tub shown in the above photo:

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/victoria-albert-VYORN-white-786236

I did notice the price is not available online at Fergusons. You might have to use the store/showroom locator to call a showroom in your area. I hope that this information was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Hi Jessica,

Just an update because Ferguson no longer has this tub on their website, you can view the Victoria and Albert York tub here. Hope this helps!

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PROGRESS LIGHTING - Noir Collection

Model # P4209-104

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please let me know the paint color on the walls

Thank you for your question.

The paint on the walls is Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams.
Here is a link to their website so you can see this gray along with other
gray options by Sherwin Willaims:<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7016/#/7016/?s=products&p=PS0

We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your questions we will try to answer as
best we can. The NKBA guideline for the sides of the tub is 4 inches. For the
rear clearance would be contingent upon the type of faucet you select, but NKBA
guidelines call for 6 to 9 inches. In short, we would recommend shortening the
shower by 4 inches to accommodate the freestanding tub. You should still have room for 2 in the
shower. We hope this information was
helpful. We also hope your 2016 is going
well. Thank you for visiting our Houzz
page and best of luck with your project.

What an awesome and thorough answer! Thank you!

Does the shower dimensions include the bench?

Thank you for your question. The shower bench is included in the shower dimensions of 4 feet by 6 feet. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

You stated that there are 4 knobs in total but there are 9 knobs shown so what are the other one for?

Thank you for your question. The other 4 knob looking items are the body sprays. They is a reflection on the door that makes it look like there are even more knobs and sprays. The sprays were placed on both sides for optimum use. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my houzz page.

Wow - this is a gorgeous application of our Noir chandelier. Thank you Jim for providing all of this great information.

You are most welcome. I enjoy this chandelier everyday since this is my bathroom!

Thank you for your kind words and your question. The room is roughly 13.5 feet by 11.25 feet and the area where the bathtub is placed bumps out an extra 16.5 inches. We hope this answers your question. Please let us know if you have any other questions and thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you! So the water closet is to the left of the tub? Do you know the approximate size of the W.C.? You said the shower is 6x4, correct?

Thank you for your question and kind words. The tile used in my shower are by Walker Zanger. I purchased them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. The larger tiles on the top are the same as the subway tiles on the bottom. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble. The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed carrara marble.

The only custom piece is the 8 inch base which I custom ordered through Castellie in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

The paint on the walls is Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams. Here is a link to their website so you can see this gray along with other gray options by Sherwin Willaims:

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7016/#/7016/?s=products&p=PS0

Best of luck with your project. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

We love Carrara Marble, so much that we stock over 3 million square feet of tiles, mosaic and trims and ship in 1-2 business days.

The volume creates incredible pricing. 12x24" Honed Bianco Carrara 'C' Grade for $9.95 (in 2017).

We are also the only Google Trusted Store in this industry.

I think customers explain it best, you can see more Google reviews. Here.

Hi and thank you
for visiting our Houzz page. I am the Showroom Manager here at

Dream Baths Remodeling and I am following up on your project inquiry. I
am delighted to hear this was your inspiration, you couldn’t have chosen a more
exquisite design.

Your local glass company
is correct in recommending the support if the glass is three eighths of an inch
thick, which is the typical thickness for a shower enclosure. This enclosure is
all frame-less three eighths inch except for the door panel, which was made one half
inch thick for extra stability, and the finish is actually polished nickel. We do
suggest to do what your installer recommends as in all jobs there are varying
factors to leave to a professional.

Thank you for
your interest in Dream Baths Remodeling and we wish you the best of luck with your
renovation and hope you enjoy you dream bath. Feel free to contact if we can be
of any assistance.

Sincerely,

Lori Fox

Showroom Manager, 3D Designer
7079 Huntley Rd. Columbus, OH 43229
Showroom: 614.754.7045
Direct Line: 614-358-4829 Fax: 614.854.0133
E-mail: lfox@dreambathsremodeling.com
Website: www.dreambathsremodeling.com

dont know if this will work for you, but we incorporated a column. no headers

Thank you for your question. We checked with out installation team and installed the crown first then tiled up to the crown. We hope this answers your question. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for the answer above.

Two questions -.

1. What time material is the crown made of wood or composite? If wood, did you use a certain type of paint to prevent warping?

2. What is the height of the shower enclosure glass from the floor to the top of the glass?

Thank you for your question. The tile used in this shower and floor are by Walker Zanger. We purchased them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. We used several different sizes. The floor and upper shower wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble. The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed carrara marble.

The only custom piece is the 8 inch base which we custom ordered through Castellie in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

Best of luck with your project. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Here is a link to the collection Tribeca, shown in this picture online: http://walkerzanger.com/collections/products.php?view=mat&mat=Stone%20Mosaic&coll=Tribeca%E2%84%A2

Thank you for your question. We purchased the glass enclosures from Elite Custom Glass in Pickerington, OH. They specialize in custom shower enclosures. They can be found on Houzz via this url: http://www.houzz.com/pro/todd-smathers/elite-custom-glass-limited

We use them for all of our projects. They have a streamlined process and friendly staff and are truly a joy to work with. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. I purchased all of the glass enclosures for my home from Elite Custom Glass in Pickerington, OH. They specialize in custom shower enclosures. They can be found on Houzz via this url: http://www.houzz.com/pro/todd-smathers/elite-custom-glass-limited

I use them for all of my projects. They have a streamlined process and friendly staff and are truly a joy to work with. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

I'm sorry to hear that you are having that issue with your shower. I do not have that issue since the drain is centrally located and the floor slopes down to push water towards the drain. Does that answer your question? I hope that you can have someone take a look soon. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

I understand your question. Unfortunately, if you want to try to match the amount of gray with the tile shown above, then yes, you may need to keep looking. When you are dealing with a natural product you are at the mercy of what mother nature allows suppliers to have in stock. This tile was purchased nearly 5 years ago and was installed a year later. You may not be able to find an exact match. I don't know if this is helpful, but the tile used in my shower are by Walker Zanger. I purchased them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

Perhaps they may know of where to find carara mable with gray hues. I hope that this information was useful. Please let me know if I can be of any more assistance. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. We purchased the window
from Franklin Art Glass. They are located in Columbus, OH. Here is
a link to their Houzz profile:

https://www.houzz.com/pro/franklinartglass/franklin-art-glass-studios-inc

We hope this information is helpful. Please let us
know if you have any other questions.

Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. I ordered an actual picture window, but without the sash portion (Frame Only). Then had an insulated custom leaded panel made and installed into the window frame. I hope this answers your questions. Please let me know if you have any others. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. The window above is 3 feet by 5 feet. I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if you have any others and thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. You are correct, the shower plumbing was placed on an outside wall. The bathroom shown above is part of a home that one of our owner's built. A second wall was built out on the outside to protect the pipes from freezing. We hope this answers your questions. Please let us know if you have any other questions and than you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. We purchased the window
from Franklin Art Glass. They are located in Columbus, OH. Here is
a link to their Houzz profile:

https://www.houzz.com/pro/franklinartglass/franklin-art-glass-studios-inc

We hope this information is helpful. Please let us
know if you have any other questions.

Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you very much for your kind words and your question. We did have to cut a groove on the seat top to help support the glass and give it a very clean look. The bench has a half inch over hang. Dream Baths Remodeling pays very close attention to the small details that make our bathrooms a step above the rest. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Not at this time. If you would like to discuss, please call our main office at 614-449-7200 and ask for Rita Thompson.

Thank you for visiting our Houzz page. Yes the “fitted tub
and shower” can be torn out and replaced. There are many options to entertain
and depending on which route you go can subsequently affect the cost.

You will need to factor in the removal of the old shower,
and depending on the configuration you may consider the need for a new floor. One thing that you have to remember is
the prep work and materials which go into that, you cannot just use typical
gypsum board.

There a numerous options for the shower and many things to
think about; the shower floor, curb or curb-less, bench, or niche, the fixtures
alone can vary greatly in price as well as the shower enclosure. Tile does vary
in price depending on the size, style, manufacturer, and layout.

It is very difficult to put a dollar on something without
knowing all the facts and seeing the space. As there are so many things to
consider before tacking this project, it would save time and money in the long
run to consult with a company that offers design services to assure you will
achieve the ultimate end result.

Thank you for
your interest in Dream Baths Remodeling. Feel free to contact us if we can be
of any assistance.

Sincerely,

Lori Fox

Showroom Manager, 3D Designer
7079 Huntley Rd. Columbus, OH 43229
Showroom: 614.754.7045
Direct Line: 614-358-4829 Fax: 614.854.0133
E-mail: lfox@dreambathsremodeling.com
Website: www.dreambathsremodeling.com

Thank you for your kind words. Please let us know if you have any questions about the bath shown above. Thank you fro visiting my Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. The fan shown in the bath above is a NuTone "Exhaust Fan" Bathroom fan with light. The model # is NQTXN110SL. We purchased the chandelier from Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. Here is a link to it on Ferguson's website:

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/nutone-NQTXN110SL-unfinished-293614

To find a showroom in your area click on the our showrooms tab and enter your zip code. Hopefully, there is one near you. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your
kind words and your question. The designer used chair rail to separate
the different sized tile. It can be seem a little clearer in the attached
photo. The chair rail is also honed carara marble. We hope this information
is useful. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your
question. The floor outside the shower in the bath shown above is honed
12 x 12carrara marble. The shower floor is 1 x 1 mosaic carrara marble.
I also posted a basement bath projec with a 16 x 16 porcelain tile listed
as Maple Ridge from Hamilton Parker, a local tile distributor and showroom.
I have posted a picture of the bath below in case this was the one you
were referencing. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me
know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz
page.

Thank you for your question and kind words. The tile used in my shower are by Walker Zanger. I purchased them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. I used several different sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble. The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed carrara marble.

The only custom piece is the 8 inch base which I custom ordered through Castellie in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

Best of luck with your project. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

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Thank you for your question. The shower is 4 feet wide and 6 feet deep. The tub are is 6 ft wide and 25 inches deep. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting my Houzz page.

Thank
you for your kind words and for your question. This toilet is made by Kohler, and it is part of their
Numi collection. The blue light on the side is a convenience feature. If a foot is place in front of it the lid and the seat rise for ease of use for men. The model shown here is K3900 and it has been discontinued.

There is a new model out now: K 3901. The Numi toilet can have many features,
like intelligence, dual flush and some models play music. Here is a link to the
Kohler site for the newer model:

http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Numi-Intelligent-Comfort-Height-skirted-one-piece-elongated-dual-flush-toilet-(less-remote)/productDetail/toilets/949936.htm?skuId=949924&brandId=430036

We
purchased this toilet from a Ferguson showroom which was a rohl certified
showroom. Here is a Iink to the Ferguson webpage for the newer model. The price
is a little lower and you can check and see if there is a showroom in your area
in case you wanted to see the unit in person.

http://shop.ferguson.com/decor/product.pl?Ntt=K3901&Ns=AvailabilitySort%7C0%7C%7CPrimary_Finish%7C1%7C%7CSort_Order%7C1&term=K3901&mid=352243&fh=White

We
hope this information is helpful. Please let us know if you have any more
questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your kind words and your question. The shower is 4ft by 6ft. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. This bathroom is 20X11. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. The tile used in this shower are by Walker Zanger. We purchased
them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer.

All
of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. We used several different
sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of
chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble.
The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed
carrara marble.

The
only custom piece is the 8 inch base which we custom ordered through Castellie
in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

Please
let me know if you have any other questions, and thank you for visiting our
Houzz page.

You are most welcome. Thank you for your kind words. Please let us know if you have any questions about any of our projects. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. We purchased the window from a stained glass studio, Franklin Art Glass, they are located in Columbus, OH. Please let us know if you need anything else. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

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All of the fixtures used in this bathroom were purchased
from Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. If
you want to see any of these items in person we recommend calling ahead to make
sure they have it on display since they change their displays often. Here is a link to their locations finder so
you can see If there is a showroom near you.

https://www.ferguson.com/searchBranch

The fixture for the tub filler is model # SP-B-4602-MC-PN

http://www.barclayproducts.com/shop/fillers-accessories/clawfoot-tub-filler-elephant-spout-hand-held-shower-swivel-mounts-cross-handles/

The model number of the free standing tub supply is SP-B4502-PL-PN. Here is a link to an image on e-faucets. You can also see this item in the tub filler
link under related products.

http://www.efaucets.com/detail.asp?product_id=4502-PL-SN

Also, here is the model number and link for the tub and
tub drain:

VYORNSW Tub

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/victoria-albert-VYORN-white-786236

VSTDUNIPN Tub/Shower Drain

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/victoria-albert-VSTDUNI-polished-nickel-786179

Here is are the model
numbers and links for the shower items:

RH08000PN Shower Arm

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/rohl-H08000-polished-nickel-61706

RWI0123PN Shower Head

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/rohl-WI0123-polished-nickel-211553

RA1400XMPN
Thermostatic Valve Trim (discontinued)

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/rohl-RA1400XM-polished-nickel-191433

A sales representative at Fergusons should be able to
show you similar, current models.

All of the tile used in this bathroom is by Walker
Zanger. The tile outside of the shower
is 12x24 homed carrara marble. We recoomend following a strict regimen when it comes to
cleaning the marble. Only warm soap and water or soap and vinegar and the
marble needs to be sealed at least once a year.

Here is a link to the
Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:
http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

Here is a picture of the cabinets and counters in this bathroom. And here is the link to the Houzz photo:

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The counter top is granite and is called super white granite. Some
people will argue that the stone is a hard marble, but the company who sourced
the stone listed it as granite. We chose this because it looks like carrara
marble, but is not as porous and requires less maintenance.

We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank
you for your question. Barclay makes the tub fixture shown above. The model #
is 4601-PL-CP. Here is a link to the model on their website for your
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http://www.barclayproducts.com/shop/fillers-accessories/clawfoot-tub-filler-elephant-spout-hand-held-shower-6-elbow-mounts-lever-handles/

We purchased it at Fergusons, a
national plumbing and lighting retailer. If you check their website there may be a showroom near you.

https://www.ferguson.com/searchBranch

If you were wanting
to see this fixture in person we would suggest calling ahead first and make
sure they have it on display since they change their displays often. Thank you
for visiting our Houzz page. Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Thank you for your question and kind words. The pony wall is 42 inches high. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you need anything else. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page

Thank you for your kind words. The Photographer's name is John Evans and he is located in Galena, OH. John Evans Photography can be reached at 740-965-1770. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. I purchased the chandelier from Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. The chandelier is made by Thomasville Lighting by Progress. The light shown is from the Noir collection, and is the mid sized version. Here is a link to the chandelier on Ferguson's website:

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/thomasville-lighting-P4209-polished-nickel-290371

We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. The paint on the walls is Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams. Here is a link to their website so you can see this gray along with other gray options by Sherwin Willaims:

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7016/#/7016/?s=products&p=PS0

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Thank you for your question. The tile used in this shower are by Walker Zanger. We purchased them from Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. We used several different sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble. The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed carrara marble.

The only custom piece is the 8 inch base which we custom ordered through Castellie in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

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Thank you for your question. The shower is 9 feet tall and the doors are 7.5 feet tall. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Thank you for visting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question. We purchased the window from a stained glass studio, Franklin Art Glass, they are located in Columbus, OH. Please let us know if you need anything else. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your question and kind words. The pony wall is 42 inches high. There are two niches on the wall behind the bench. We hope this information was helpful. Please let us know if you need anything else. Thank you for visiting our Houzz page.

Thank you for your questions. The paint on the walls is
Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams. Here is a link to their website so you
can see this gray along with other gray options by Sherwin Willaims:

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7016/#/7016/?s=products&p=PS0

The
tile used in my shower are by Walker Zanger. I purchased them from
Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the
Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All
of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. I used several different
sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of
chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble.
The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed
carrara marble.

The
only custom piece is the 8 inch base which I custom ordered through Castellie
in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

Best of luck with your project. Please let me know if you have
any other questions.

Thank you for your questions. The paint on the walls is
Mindful Gray by Sherwin Williams. Here is a link to their website so you
can see this gray along with other gray options by Sherwin Willaims:

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7016/#/7016/?s=products&p=PS0

The
tile used in my shower are by Walker Zanger. I purchased them from
Hamilton Parker, which is an authorized dealer. Here is a link to the
Walker Zanger showroom and authorized dealer location finder:

http://www.walkerzanger.com/showroom-dealer/

All
of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble. I used several different
sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of
chair rail separates the two, and it is also made out of honed carrara marble.
The shower floor is 1x1 mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed
carrara marble.

The
only custom piece is the 8 inch base which I custom ordered through Castellie
in Italy. Here is a link to their website: http://www.castellimarble.com/

Best of luck with your project. Please let me know if you have
any other questions.

Thank you for your kind words. The shower
is 4ft by 6ft and the tub is 68-7/8 x 31-1/2 x 24-3/8. It was purchased through
Fergusons, a national plumbing and lighting retailer. Here is a link to the tub
shown in the above photo:

http://shop.ferguson.com/product/victoria-albert-VYORN-white-786236

The tub is manufactured by Victoria and Albert. This is their unique sized soaking tub. I did notice the price is not available online at Fergusons. You might have to use the store/showroom locator to call a showroom in your area. I hope that this information was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you for your question and
your kind words. All of the tile in the shower is honed carrara marble.
I used several different sizes. The upper wall is in a 12X24 tile
and the bottom is a 3X6 tile. A row of chair rail separates the two, and
it is also made out of honed carrara marble. The shower floor is 1x1
mosaic sheets. The shower seat is a slab of honed carrara marble.