So far as materials, I'm happy to answer any questions. The things we are happiest with, by far, are our new MTI tub, the vanity towers, and the Kohler medicine cabs. We went from almost no storage to a wealth of it, all functional.

The materials list, roughly:

Kohler Verticyl oval sinks in white

Toto Eco Promenade Toilet

Brondell Swash 1000 bidet seat

MTI undermount tub is the Andrea 6 with optional elevated, slotted overflow

Cambria quartz in Montgomery pattern

Shower wall tile is Daltile subway in (I think) Rittenhouse Square plain white, not Arctic white

Shower floor is Jasba Fresh white 1x1

Floor tile is Johnson Tiles 12x16 Dover White, but off the market now, I think.

Grout is Laticrete Permacolor Select; light pewter on walls, bright white on floors.

Cabinetry is by Woodlands

Recessed medicine cabinets are Kohler Verdera slow-close with interior magnifying mirror

Faucets are from the Delta Cassidy line in polished nickel.

Accessories are a combination of Moen Waterhill and Pottery Barn Mercer.

I should add that I'm not 100% happy with the paint color, which is Behr Cloudy Sky. I want something a trifle more gray, but haven't found it yet.

That is very, very, pretty. I really like how the tile was done in your shower, and I love the accent tile. And what a change from you old bathroom!!

Very nice!

Very nice, congrats!

A pleasure to look at, and highly improved function.

Love both bathtub(the paneling!) and the shower. BTW I think that we have some similar to yours, fixtures/trim in our shower..not everything since ours is a mix, but I recognize the valve:)

Lovely! I have that kohler oval sink too and love it. I have the same style of promenade toilet but mine isn't the eco model. I love it to. Your shower is gorgeous. Paint, I have a gray from Benjamin Moore called Bunny Gray. It looks like a blue but is gray too. Much paler than your paint. You might like it. I'll post a pic of the color when I find one or when I get home

Outstanding tile work all around, but especially the shower! Beautiful space. Clever TP niche, I may steal that idea. :)

Here is Bunny Grey in BM Bath and Spa formula.

And I was going to say I loved the blue, and was so happy to see a bathroom that wasn't gray. LOL! Really nice re-model!

Nicely done. Really like the tile work in the shower. I just gutted a spare bathroom that matched your pre-demolition brass look.

Much to like here ... not too different from our plans ... but the one thing upon which I'm focused is that wall-mounted toilet brush. What a neat feature!

Very nice! You might want to check out BM Iced Cube Silver. It's a gray that leans a bit blue but still neutral. I think it would go nicely with your counter and tile.

Thanks, guys, for the paint suggestions. I love the Bunny Gray. It feels as if I perhaps dumped a gallon of Bunny Gray into my Cloudy Sky, I'd get about what I want. But I have mixed and mixed and painted and painted so many samples, and I could never improve on that blue. The shade changes dramatically, and looks quite ethereal and perfect in the late afternoon when the strong sun hits. In the mornings -- when those photos were shot -- it just seems a little glaring. I do want blue -- just not quite Carolina Blue.

mrspete, here is the link for the toilet brush. You will see the price is extremely reasonable. Those European style wall-mounted brushes are generally ridiculously expensive, but I find them so tidy. The look was a little modern for my space, but my goal was to have nothing touching the bathroom floor except the bathroom scales. I was just so tired of cleaning around stuff.

And I know I have begun to sound like a shill for MTI around here, but I just can't tell you how amazing the tub is. The appearance is deceptive, because the basin bottom gives 46" of length, and the back is beyond comfortable. We actually went to the MTI factory to see the production process. It was amazing -- they are employee owned, and you could tell. They are so customer focused in all they do, and will work with you to get all the right options. Even though we had a small space, they were able to help us find a tub that my 6'2" husband could sit in comfortably, and with the undermount design and that extra high overflow, we can soak up to our necks. My contractor said it was the smoothest install he had ever done, even though it was his first undermount.

mizlizzi, your paint does look vet nice with your listetto. I ment to ask about your chair rail. Is it from Johnson? It reminds of mine and mine is from Johnson.

My paint seems a slight bit stronger than in the pics I posted. My pics look very pale.

enduring, the rail is called Girard -- that's a pattern, not a manufacturer. I got it at my local tile shop, but you can get it online here. I am not sure I ever knew the mfg but they do specialize in matching Daltile products.

Beautiful bath. I too love the toilet brush/holder. Will be ordering them for my bathrooms.

My only question is, can anything be done with the underside of the over toilet cabinet? The picture isn't close up so it might look fine in person.

Anne, I was kneeling when I took that shot. Until that moment, didn't realize it wasn't painted. It cannot be seen.

That makes sense! The rest is so perfect that makes sense.

You could put under cabinet lights on that thing and have a night light lol. But you bidet probably has one already.

Beautiful and I like the blue too.

I love the subways (regular and herringbone) in the shower. It's just beautiful. I also love your litter box area. Very clever.

very nice! I like your TP niche as well - nice little details!