This was a complete remodel and took 3 weeks to complete. Total cost $16,230.40 Bathroom is a little larger than 13' long x 9' wide (not taking into account extra width in tub alclove).

Custom vanity

Carrara
vanity top, matte

Emtek geometric
square knobs, chrome ordered online

Glacier Bay
Brazin mirrors (31x24) from Home Depot

Hampton Bay
sconces, chrome from Home Depot

Kohler
Archer undermounted sinks, white from Amazon

Delta
Dryden sink faucets and towel rings from Amazon

Floor Tile
– Marazzi Dapple Gray porcelain tile from Home Depot

Shower Tile
– Daltile Florentine series, matte ordered from local tile store

Accent tile
in shower provided by contractor

Delta
RP53496 touch-clean raincan showerhead, chrome from Amazon

Delta
51504-WC activtouch slide bar handshower, chrome from Amazon

Trim pieces
in shower, Delta Dryden from Amazon

Kohler
K-1123-0 Archer 5-foot tub with Delta Dryden roman faucet set from Amazon

American
Standard Cadet Decor right height 2-piece 1.28 GPF elongated toilet, white from
Home Depot

Panasonic exhaust
fan FV-11VF2 from Amazon

Sherwin
Williams paint in Sleepy Blue

Newbury bath
stool, chrome from Restoration Hardware

Before pictures. The old chipped garden tub had a lot of surrounding tile and took up a lot of space in the bathroom. We replaced it with a 5' Kohler Archer tub, recessed it further back into the alclove and opened up our floor space. Removal of the pony wall and widening the shower twoards the water closet door, increased the shower size enabling us to have an angled shower bench.

Jill, Very NICE.

The work looks very detail and quality oriented. Can you share how that price breaks down with permits, labor and materials?

Looks beautiful! What a relaxing and modern space! I may be biased though because am using the daltile florentine tile, the kohler archer sinks and the delta Dryden for our bathroom ;)

Tundra Finish Works LLC, the contractor fee for the project was $12,400 and we went over that budget by $400 as we added on a shower glass protectant and the marble vanity top slightly exceeded budget set by contractor. Contractor fee covered the following: labor, electrical (included GFCI plugs, 2 add'l outlets and moving electrical for sconces), plumbing/plumbing supplies, paint supplies/painting
bathroom, tile/tile supplies/tile install, custom vanity/installation/soft close drawers, marble vanity top, new bathroom door, light
for shower, frameless glass for shower, relocation of bathroom vent, custom painted wood apron for tub alclove. Plumbing was completely relocated for the tub;
Plumbing was moved within the same wall for the shower and sink faucets.
Exhaust fan was installed as none existed in the bathroom prior to the remodel. We purchased tub, sinks, toilet, all the fixtures, sconces, knobs, mirrors, exhaust fan.

***I should add that our master bedroom/bath suite is on the main floor and our basement is unfinished, so there was easy access to plumbing and ductwork.

sokool1, we do like the same things! I can't wait to see your pics. I first saw the daltile florentine from badgergal's post (thank you badgergal!) and knew it was the right choice.

Very fair pricing, well done.

Very elegant. Clearly you put a lot of thought into this remodel. I'm also surprised how quickly it was done.

I'm thrilled you posted your photos showing three mirrors. I'm going to be redoing my master bath in a very similar fashion to yours and I was wondering how to handle the two sinks with a vanity section in the middle wondering if three mirrors would look odd. Now I can see not only does it not look odd, but by placing the light fixtures where you did, you made it look well balanced and beautiful.

Thanks alexamorrie! Glad the pictures helped you! There was some Saturday work and later evenings to get it done. The frameless shower glass went in last in the 4th week. Late becasue we decided to get ClearShield applied to it.

lilmisfit, I'd love to see pics of how you used the tile. It's budget friendly, and I really like how they look too. Thanks for the kind words!

Sure. Here's a link to my thread. It's not finished yet, obviously.

http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2984868/my-bathroom-remodel-tiffany-inspired-theme?n=5

Jill Wood, glad to hear that I inspired you to use the DalTile Florentine tile that my DD used in her bathroom. Your bathroom turned out beautiful. I am getting the itch to redo my hall bathroom. I have a long vanity like you do and hadn't thought about possibly using 3 mirrors like you have. So you maybe inspiring my to do the same. Can you please tell me how long your vanity is how wide the mirrors are.

Would also love to know about the windows in your tub area. They are so pretty. Are they etched glass or window film. Do they provide good privacy at night. I have pleated shades on my MB windows and the are great during the day but at night with the room lights on, from the outside, you can see silhouettes of whoever is in the bathroom. I would like to get nicer windows in my MB.

badgergal, measuring wall to wall, the vanity is 10' (120" long) with the lower vanity portion being 2'. The mirrors are 2' (24" wide). The windows are the real deal, leaded, etched and some stained glass and came with the house when we purchased it. Based on what I can see looking out, you can see shapes through the windows but silhouettes are blurred from the etched glass and distorted/broken-up from the prismatic glass accents. We've never gone out to our side yard at night and looked up through the window. Hubby will check me out in the bathroom tonight, and I'll report back to you tomorrow.

Thanks Jill for the details. I thought your windows probably were the real deal. Since I already remodel my MB, I probably won't actually replace the windows but maybe I could have the glass replaced. I was kind of hopping yours had window film on them and I could use the same kind you did. Your really don't need to go outside at night and check the privacy at night. I was just wondering if you knew offhand.

My hall bath vanity seems long too me but I measured it and its only 100" so I probably don't have room for 3 mirrors and wall sconces. I will have to play around with it a bit and see what works.

Enjoy your beautiful new bathroom.

Jill,

Your bathroom is lovely! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do mine - we used the same shower tile (Daltile Florentine + Mohawk Bertolino (or Bogerra, as it seems to be called now), which is an exact match for the Daltile Florentine). We have 12"x24" tiles on the shower walls, 3"x3" on the shower floor, and 18"x18" on the bathroom floor.

Like pps, I love the mirrors and sconces, too...you really did a great job!

What a beautiful job!

I've never seen SW Sleepy Blue. I like it.