Check out the gallery.

Go to Barnes & Noble, get several bathroom remodeling books, and sit with a cup of coffee as you wade through them. Buy at least one for good Karma :)

Here is a few pics of our bath redo.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pics of new bath

click the picture for more ideas.

giacomo, is this a real remodel or a showroom pic? The counter is to die for. *sigh*. If it's available in the US, could you give a vague idea of price on it?

that particular picture is a showroom picture but soon I will have some bathrooms almost identical.
The counter is colored glass with integrated sink.
Right now I'm in Napa design a kitchen :-) and drinking good wine!
the composition in the picture (cabinetry, shelf, mirror, light, glass counter top, faucet) I think is around $5,000.

if you click the picture there is one bathroom that I love it! is the one in teak and white glass countertop with integrated sink. I'm dying to have some of those installed.

Here's a link to the thread in which I post photos of my remodel of an outdated (and icky) master bath.

Here is a link that might be useful: Master Bath Makeover

That vanity is Alta Marea, and the product is called Thais, I think it's photo #2. I bought my cabinets in Chicago from Accento Italia, the same place I purchased my kitchen and they have that vanity on display. I loved Alta Marea but it's too expensive.

giacomo, I told you we have similiar tastes.

Donna

Here is a link that might be useful: Alta Marea

Callaloo----What is the length of your vanity? what are the dimensions of your cabinet on top of the vanity? Thank you.

I share that taste, donna, just that I can't afford it...Hence the habit of modding Ikea :) That glass counter/sink is just perfect, though...I could see splurging on that and modding some Ikea cabs to go under it. Probably makes giacomo's hair stand on end :)

Mine have scrolled off this forum so I put them in the gallery.

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Here is a link that might be useful: master bath pics

Ann, I love your bathroom. Where did you get the mirrors? The bamboo art is really unique too! You did a great job.

Mari

Hi Mari,
Thanks for the compliments. The larger mirror I got at a local consignment store. I think it came from a house staging company that occasionally sells through this store. The smaller mirror is from Restoration Hardware - they said it was back-ordered for months, then it mysteriously showed up on our doorstep. The bamboo art came from an art festival in my town .

Ann

clancyspad,

My vanity is about 7.5 feet long and 3 feet tall. The cabinet is 24 inches wide, 12 inches deep, and 5 feet tall (to the ceiling).

Flyleft,
LOL, LOL...giancomo has great taste. I couldn't afford it either, (I can't afford what I did purchase).

There's nothing wrong with IKEA cabinets. I was planning on them in my kitchen but the color/finish was being discontinued. The glass top in that picture is the most expensive part. I was going to do my bathroom with that color glass and a matching shower door. I decided to go in a different direction though.
Annkatheryn, gorgeous bathroom.
Donna

Ann, I have found my inspiration bathroom!

somebody mention to have IKEA mix with Italian products? ;-)

this is what happen to me, when I hear that!

giancomo,
You look good even with your hair standing on end, LOL.
Donna