Love it, what a fantastic job! Just goes to show you that simple and small can be gorgeous. I love the detail in the tilework, and especially that floor. It really makes the room. Also, a great paint choice. It all ties together well.

Love that floor tile!! Just beautiful - so well planned and executed!

Love this shot:

Very pretty -- what a difference, especially ditching the old window! Love the way you finished off the tile, and your floor is a REALLY nice alternative to the standard hex.

Very nice! I'm on the lookout for alternatives to standard hex and may check this out.

Love your bath. The tile is beautiful. Could you tell me who makes and where you purchased your toiletpaper/mag holder?

it's stunning! Would you mind telling me where you got the cool towel rack with the shelf? Everything is so beautiful...

Beautiful bathroom. Really clean looking. I love the towel rack and toilet paper/magazine holder. Where did you get those?

That's a beautiful transformation. I love the floor. I don't believe I've ever seen that flooring before. Very nice!!

Congrats on a beautiful bathroom!
Which Bain Ultra tub did you get?
Monica

Excellent! Along with everyone else, love the floor tile. The shower tile is also beautifully done. I love playing with different shapes of white. All of it is beautiful. Was it or part of it DIY?

Lovely! My favorite touch is the wall vase. I also love the yellow paint - can you tell us which color you used?

We're in the middle of renovating a bathroom in our 1931 house. The layout is similar, my taste is similar, but the bath is smaller than yours! I'll be posting photos when it's done.

Thanks for sharing - beautiful job!

I absolutely love everything about it!
I'd also like to know which Bain Ultra that is. Have you had a chance to try it out? Do you like it?
Along with all the things already mentioned by others, I love the wall color. Enjoy!

Thank you for all of the kind comments. I was negligent in my original post for not acknowledging the hundreds of posters who helped me throughout the entire process. This forum is a great resource and made the project (our first bath remodel) much easier.
I hope I cover all of the questions here. The train rack and magazine/paper holder are both from Pottery Barn, "Mercer" line. The BainUltra air tub is the Thallassa 60. I was tired of not fitting (I'm 6'1") in our old 60" tub so the 72" Thallassa was an easy choice. Many of the 6' tubs are 36" wide, the Thallassa is only 33" so it doesn't eat up the entire room and is plenty roomy. We love it.
The walls are Benjamin Moore "Montgomery White" (HC-33). The name is deceiving, it's really a very pale yellow, nothing white about it.
As for DIY? None of it, other than design. I have many skills, home renovation isn't one of them. I fortunately have a contractor who did every phase of the project, rip out, carpentry, electric, plumbing, tile and paint. I purchased all of the material except for the stuff behind the walls.
Looking forward to starting our downstairs half-bath!

Thanks for the info on the Bain. We're in a situation similar to yours where we can fit a fairly long tub but something under 36" width would be best (and certainly nothing over 36") + we have to have an end drain. I'm glad to hear you like it.

We used Montgomery White in our mudroom and we like it so much we decided to put it in the dining room also.

Great bathroom. I just got done showing it to DH as an attempt to inspire us along.

Thank you for posting so many photos. I've been scratching my head for days about where to mount towel bars in my new bathroom, and the way you've mounted yours will work perfectly. I never would have thought of this on my own. THANK YOU!!!!

Rob I really love the style of your reno. It's very similar to the style I should do with my 1929 bathroom. I'm most interested in the tub and shower area, as that's what I'm redoing. How are you finding the white tile as far as cleaning and maintenance? That's my greatest hesitation with white ceramic tile, which would really look the best in my bathroom. I guess I just looked at too many scary old antique bathrooms while apartment and house hunting around here. 80 years of grunge on white tile.

Thanks for solving the mystery concerning your tub :) I have the Thalassa too (55) and thought yours looked like mine but I don't have 2 lights on one side of the tub like you do. The 55 has two lights. The 60 has three.
Again, your bathroom is just lovely :)
MOnica