Very pretty - glad you love it.

Looks great! Thanks for photographing and sharing the project.

Lovely! What color and brand is your wall tile?

@grannysmith18, I'll get that to you tomorrow. Funny thing is, it was all written on our sample, but our contractor cut the tile order so close, they had to cut our sample to finish the job. Weird. Hubby says he's got it on the paperwork somewhere, or I'll just call the tile place. Only been a month. They should have records.

@grannysmith18, Emser is the manufacturer. Esplanade is the series. Pass is the color. It is porcelain tile.

I'm glad you're enjoying it :)

Looks great! I've seen those shower heads before and always wondered how you shower without getting your head soaked and water running down your face while you do stuff like shaving your legs.

Love all your Pinterest pictures! What are the inside dimensions of your shower?

is there a step or slope into the shower or completely curbless? it is very nice. I would also like to know inside dimensions.

@bossyvossy, this is a completely curbless shower. We did it so if someone needs a walker, they can just wheel it in there. I love that feature! @missouribound, I don't worry about getting my hair wet. I always wash it when I take a shower, but this isn't our only shower. The one upstairs is handheld, so I can take a shower without getting my hair wet. OR, wear a showercap?

Dimensions: 38" wide x 66" deep x 84" high. Opening 27" wide. Hubby was in shock when he took the measurements today. He thought it was going to be 40" wide. He is mystified, and figures they put more mud on than he had thought. Still, it's a perfect shower for us!!

There is one corner that is cut on an angle so it will be easier to fit a car in the garage, but that doesn't make much difference at all to the inside of the shower. It's the corner opposite the entrance, so not used at all.

Thank you. I like that angled corner. It makes it look like an entrance to a big shower. ;)

I wash my hair with every shower, but I do it last so I don't have water running down my face while I'm doing everything else. Do you have water spraying in your face the whole time you are in the shower?

@missouribound, it kinda depends where I stand. If I stand forward, the rain goes down my back, directly under, yes, in my face and everywhere. Thinking about it, I bet you are going to like a handheld shower head better than a rain shower. I happen to love this, but not everyone likes the same thing.

There is a bench in the corner where I shave my legs, and the rain doesn't drip in my face. Too far from the rain. We had a few "arguments" about how high and where to put a shaving bench, so I just threw my hands up and said I'd buy a portable one. I love that little thing. It's perfect and holds my razor too! I got it on Amazon. I can actually stick it anywhere, but it stays in one corner.

Actually, the contractor came over the other day and saw my little bench. He was kinda miffed that I have the portable one, and he assured me that he'll come back and add a little shaving corner, but I'm sticking with my little guy! :-)

I just measured the opening for the bathroom door. Hmmmm. Less than 27", but if we took the door off, temporarily, it would work. Then I looked up walker dimensions. I'm sure they come in different widths, but can't find any online. Guess we cross that bridge if we come to it. Thanks for your contribution!

What is the brand of you fan/light/heater & where did you buy it? I am interested in installing one of these in our new walk in shower when we build it. Some i saw say you can't actually put them in the shower.

Judy, all it needs is GFCI protection and you can put them in the shower. Either a GFCI breaker or have the bath fan/light switch on the load side of a GFCI outlet.

@judylvsfl, it's the Delta Breez Radiance 80 CFM Ceiling Exhaust Fan with Light and Heater. Model #RAD80L. It was $200.00. They wired it to two switches. One controls the light and fan. The other controls heat. You always want the light and fan, but not always heat.