This is my upstairs hall bath in my 1930 home. It was a complete gut job down to the framing. My 11 year old son and I did the entire demo ourselves (I'm a 48 yr old mom). As a KD, I was able to purchase most everything at my cost....but the overall cost for this re-do was still $6K as I went with high quality materials. I hired out all the other labor: plumbing, carpentry and tile. Here's my materials list: Vanity: Showplace Wood Products, Beaded Inset Vintage Cherry Distressed and glazed, Concord door, matte finish Top: Silestone Quartz "Lagoon" Faucet: GROHE "Feel"; Starlight Chrome 1-Handle Single Hole Bathroom Sink Faucet Item #: 339520 : Model #: 23171000 (at Lowes) Floor: Florida Hex Tile; Black and White w/ Charcoal grout (next lightest to black) Tub/Surround: Sterling by Kohler Sconce Lights: Purchased thru Lampsplus; Minka Lavery Hyllcastle Chrome 18" Wide Bath Bar Style # P5672 Beadboard: Purchased from Nantucket Beadboard Train Rack: Purchased for $40 at Tuesday Morning Mirror: Old beveled mirror that came with my house and was hung in my son's bedroom. Towels: JCPenney

Have you checked out the Gallery on here? Theoretically, it is supposed to be finished bathrooms

If the tile is in good condition - it may be worthy of trying to re use it, a labor intensive demo indeed. - I would post Pics and you may have our resident tile guy Bill V or Mongo give you information on the existing tile. If not - This is an excellent source for Restoration tile - http://www.restorationtile.com/ "the dealers seem to want to sell acrylic" - Is that so the plumbers don't have to carry it to be installed If you like and are accustomed to Cast Iron, chances are you will not be pleased with replacing your tub to an acrylic Link below to Kohler - Great selection of Cast iron tubs Here is a link that might be useful: Kohler Cast iron tubs

I actually had alot of fun with it, except for the times I was frustrated, impatient and going crazy because of the mess in the rest of the house :) I have a computer program that helped me plan it out. Thank you girlcat. stayn, The sink measures 20 X 14 from the outside edges. With it being undermounted it measures about 19 X 13 1/2. I bought it on ebay before I had even demo'd the bathroom in January. I'd have to look at my pile of receipts to be sure, but I think it was $140 including shipping. I was really excited when I finally stumbled onto it because I'd been looking for something that would work for an 18" deep vanity for awhile. I don't remember the vender it's been so long ago, but I found it by typing in 14" vessel sink on ebay. ann, the chipped edge granite was a chunk that was left over from when they cut my countertop. I had asked them to give me all the stuff they normally throw away. I thought it was perfect, so I cut it to fit there and polished away the sharp edges. Most people that see it like it but one person (my Dad, when I sent him pics)thought it was "temporary". he he...