Not a fan of that light fixture. Would not want to look at/into the light but rather have the fixture provide light for the room. If you want an interesting ceiling hung light, consider this LED one: https://www.beautifulhalo.com/6led-leaf-design-semi-flush-light-nordic-style-acrylic-ceiling-flush-mount-in-warmwhiteneutral-p-326243.html?currency1=USD&track=PA_G_SUS325&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1IbvvfjH5QIVVdyGCh0DNgObEAQYASABEgI74fD_BwE You might consider a faux window light -- perhaps even a stained glass one: http://diphotoshop.com/3-tips-for-highlighting-the-exterior-architecture-of-your-home/ http://nanobolt.co/fake-window-light-box/ Or a fake window skylight light: The local hospital has one but I couldn't find a pic on line that would load. Are you aware that there are light fixtures made specifically for corners? I like this one best: http://kapemvun.info/foliage-not-flowers/ but there are others worth considering, too. http://kapemvun.info/easy-fix-for-fall-flowers-to-get-up-your-garden-2/ http://kapemvun.info/10-no-fail-drought-tolerant-perennials-for-low-water-gardens/

dianeskiI already have a large standing shower in Master with bench and this tub will be in the guest shower. I didn't want to have a drop in which is more permanent to have it knocked off.. If it is freestanding once my kids grow out i can get rid of the tub and make it a large guest shower. But based on you guys feedback.. i'm thinking about going with a tub outside shower enclosure.

Sometimes, you just wipe off as much as you can outside and go from there. Thankfully, he's trained to know "get in the tub" means make a beeline! We do have the hand shower in both our shower and the bathtub in question, helps with the bathing/rinsing for sure! (I also think they're handy for cleaning the tub/shower in general, personally.) Our next big project is building a walk-in shower "room" in the basement - unfortunately no space on the first floor near the doors. I guess we could just get smaller dogs, but that'll never happen - we seem to keep going bigger and bigger as the years go by/dogs move in lol

Yes the tiles in the shower are cut for appropriate slope. I used a schluter shower tray and just made a line from every corner of the drain to the corner of the shower area. There won’t be a shower door, rather a glass partition 24”out from the wall. You can see a metal C channel were the glass panel will rest. And we considered running basketweave on the shower and tub as mentioned. And running a grey marble pencil border for transition. Border would be flush to the floor and it would start from where the glass partition C channel would end. But, I’m concerned the basketweave marble may stained. If you google marble shower floor stained you see that 99% of the time it happens to small marble tiles that are usually on mesh. I purposely left a couple of these 12x24 tiles on buckets filled half way with water for days to see if they would stain as a kinda not very scientific experiment but nothing happen. I was unable to do the same with the basketweave as the mesh /glue got loose and all the pieces fell to the bottom. Our prior bathroom was also marble and the shower floor inlay did stained in some parts as well where as the rest of the shower floor (also 12x24 marble tile) was fine. The Grout though! Jeez. Never doing white again!