I have no idea why you were quoted so high for Aristokraft. I sell it, and in the Select series, what you are asking about is $2355, and there's no way that there is $1800 worth of install there. Maybe they included counters? Even putting the whole order in the All Plywood Cabinet line with the full extension drawers, I only come to $2829. Also, Aristokraft is a builder grade stock cabinet line, as are the others you are looking at. Meaning there is no way to "upgrade" Select to APC. You do the order in one or the other. A pantry comes from the kitchen line and will be 24" deep, not 21" deep like the vanities. A 24" linen tower is available, and is what I used for clearance sake. I can do the whole thing in Kemper, which is a true mid grade cabinet line, for $3880. It has 1/2" sides instead of 3/8" (with better construction), upgraded to all plywood (only 5%) with standard soft close drawers and doors (with better quality hardware), in a standard stain on a maple slab door (Caprice). With the listed accessory parts. No crown, but add another $100 average for a stick of crown. The only changes are a 21" wide linen tower (as wide as they make) and an 18" wide drawer base. (To use the 3" lost on the linen tower.)

We're so glad that everything worked out for you @verver, and appreciate you for considering Strasser for your bathroom design. If you ever have any questions or concerns about the vanity please feel free to contact us. The bathroom looks absolutely amazing!

Weedy, The shower is 3x4 which was the stud space for the old acrylic unit It seems so much bigger than the old unit even though it's only a few inches different on the inside. I'm VERY happy with the french doors! I love the effect and also the usefulness of being able to entirely open it up. Kstuy, the granite shop called it Athena, however, when I've looked online at other Athena's it doesn't seem similar to me. Thanks, Raehelen! It is a nice sized space but the wall to wall mirror above the vanity helps make it look even bigger.

We kept our mbath smaller with no tub. Instead we did use electric radiant flooring which is so nice...we're in the NE so cold is an issue much of the year. I also insisted on a towel warmer. I love it. Not only does it warm the towels for me so I can wrap up in them after my shower, but it acts like a radiator and helps warm the bathroom too. We made our shower a steam shower as well. Nothing like steaming after shoveling snow in the freezing cold. It's also supposed to be good for you as you sweat out a lot of excess salts and toxins and especially if you have respiratory issues. We added a seat in the shower to sit on while we steam, and we put a light under the shower seat so we don't have to sit in an "operating room" environment while we steam, but can instead enjoy soft, indirect lighting. We used corian as everyone said granite gets and stays too cold to sit on. We also used corian for our countertop as it is softer and warmer than granite or natural stone, plus I love the integrated sink...so much easier to clean. We also put in a sound system so we can listen to news while we're getting ready in the a.m. or listen to relaxing music while we steam (though it has to be pretty loud as the steam generation is pretty noisy). We built the shower with a 2nd handheld by the shower seat. This was done with the idea of aging in place. It came in handy when I broke my ankle and had limited mobility to be able to sit and wash. I'm also a barefooter in the summer and I love being able to go into the shower, sit and wash just my feet before I go to bed. We have 2 sinks with a center column for storage. At the bottom of the column is an "appliance garage" with an outlet built inside. We use this for electric tooth brush and water pik so we each have access from our sinks and don't have cords hanging out all over the place. The other big thing for DH was to design the bath so the door didn't hit you when you were standing at the sink. That was a big bugaboo for him. We also built in a narrow cabinet next to the pot for tp storage and anything else. We did not do a separate WC and we are glad that we designed the area in front of the pot large enough to turn a wheel chair around...it was most helpful when I broke my ankle last year. The other big luxury for me was, we went with tankless hot water heaters and we have a 2nd one which does nothing but heat the water for the master bath. I told DH I didn't care what it took but I was NOT going to take another shower where, if he turned on the water, I froze. Now he can do laundry or dishes or flush or whatever while I'm showering and my water stays hot for as long as I want it.