Here is a link to the photos of last nights new episode. There wasn't a marble bath though...

http://www.hgtv.com/shows/fixer-upper/a-special-home-makeover-for-a-US-army-veteran-pictures

This is a link to pics of the previous episode... it did have a marble bath and aired before the army veteran episode:

https://magnoliamarket.com/our-show/episode-04-big-country-house/

Thank you!

That was the one I saw - Big Country House.

Love that bathroom. Wish they had more pics though.. argh!

Wow, that bathroom is stunning! Is Joanna's style becoming more sophisticated? That bathroom is so elegant!

@IdaClarie - I was also surprised at how much I loved it. While I appreciate what she does, it's generally not my style. That bathroom though.. <swoon> .

I'm still looking for more pics of it. Thinking I'll just re-watch it OnDemand and take some pics..lol

I thought there was a good number of pics showing the bath. You need to click through the pics of the master suite.

Yep, I clicked through. I guess I'm looking for a pic showing most if it together along with the floor.

The piece by piece is nice, but I don't think it shows how everything relates to each other.

I Still need to renovate two bathrooms, and I finally found an excellent tile person. I'm hoping to renovate one this summer and this is the first bathroom I saw that made my jaw drop. I wanna show him pics.

Gosh, I just love her style….

Before you fall head over heels, for a bathroom clad in real marble, you should head over to the Bathroom forum and read all the horror stories involving real marble in showers and the danger of buying "cheap" marble that has iron in it, that will gradually stain the marble an ugly rust color. Buyer beware!

Well, I wouldn't buy cheap marble- that's why I opted for Cambria quartz for my kitchen counter tops, because I couldn't spend 200 plus a sq ft for Calacatta in a kitchen.

But a small guest bath for a weekend property, a good marble may work.

Will definitely check out the bath forum before I do anything though. Thanks for the advice.

The "cheap" was more related to quality than price, with so much stuff having questionable origins in China and India. These days paying a high price doesn't always get you a quality product. Do your research and shop at reputable tile shops that will stand behind their product. Good luck :-)

I try to stay away from Chinese made in the kitchen- one of the reasons I chose Cambria (I liked American made.) Unfortunately, it's not easy.

When I was looking at marble, I must have looked through about a hundred slabs, the country of origin was always listed.

There's such a huge difference in the way marble from China and marble from Italy looks, just unreal. The price too, huge difference. I don't remember seeing India though, probably did but nothing about it stood out I guess.

We used tumbled crema marfil and carrara for the showers in our previous home. No issues with regular use but we only had them in service for a year or so before we moved and always made sure to squeegee the walls and floors after every shower.

I love the bunk room with the 4 queen beds - showed it to DH with plans to copy in remodeling our current farmhouse.

FWIW there are several recent threads in the bathrooms forum about all the great new porcelain marble-look tile available now.

Is Joanna really getting over shiplap, or is this house an anomaly?

I remember seeing porcelain tile and thinking it was very pretty.

If I can't find exactly what I want in marble (and am very glad chispa mentioned the iron, I had no idea) I'm definitely going to look at the porcelain again.

But this isn't happening until around the summer. Just too many other thing to still finish up.

I thought she used shiplap in the guest bedroom- the one with the bunk beds?

So she did, but at least it was wood this time. Darn. I wish she would get over that. They're causing all sorts of havoc in the flipper crowd, leading to silliness like this:

It just looks so wrong there, but they're evidently big Fixer-Upper fans because they did a lot of even sillier things to the structure of the house.

I thought I'd add that we have marble here in the USA. It is mined in Alabama.

http://www.am3stone.com/

http://www.al.com/bhammag/index.ssf/2015/06/alabamas_marble_belt.html

Oh wow, don't remember seeing anything from Alabama or Georgia when I looked. Isn't that odd? Would love to see the slabs in person.

Does anyone know what marble Joanna used in the bath from that episode though?

The reason I fell for it is the color. That bathroom has the same kind of lighting one of my guest baths has (because of a skylight we have in it) so I have a feeling it would look just as lovely.

Isn't that odd? Would love to see the slabs in person.

No, just as you won't see Vermont Danby in many stone yards, either. (I assume you knew about that one.)

They are all somewhat specialist products with limited distribution.

I saw a slab from Vermont (can't remember the exact name) but it was too busy for me.