We desired natural simplicity while avoiding a venture into pure minimalism. We sought to defy categorization, intentionally mixing styles, retaining traditional stained glass while adding modern contrasts. For example, we combined mission-style cabinetry with contemporary plumbing hardware, reflecting just a degree of modernism. Function and health were both emphasized. The steam shower provides relief for various respiratory, sinus and skin conditions. The copper sinks and bath tub not only compliment the décor, they offer important antimicrobial properties that reduce bacteria and lower the risk of infection. Regarding SonicAgamemnon, that can be loosely interpreted as âÂÂMusical King.â I freely admit the handle is completely delusional! Here is a link that might be useful: Master bathroom renovation completed...

here's another idea. My bathroom is a whopping 5 by 6 feet. Back in 2000 I found a small acrylic Japanese box tub. It's about 24 inches wide, 35 inches long and 22 or 24 inches deep. It's a step to get into it, so you have to be spry, but sitting cross legged in it, with hot water to cover my shoulders is heaven. I tiled the two walls around it and turned it into a small shower. I have a wall mounted faucet for filling, as it had no place for plumbing. It also has a tiny drain hole, but a friend managed to jury rig a pipe into the drain system and I haven't had any trouble with it in 17 years. It is heavily insulated and the water stays hot for long time. I found the tub on a link for a tankless water heater, so it would take some searching to find it, if it is even still available, but there are box tubs of larger size, but still smaller than a big conventional tub available. Frankly, I'd take a short deep tub over a long shallow one any time. Try searching pinterest for Japanese box tub, or ofuro tubs. There are some beauties.

I'm finding these difference interesting so I researched the definitions: Village - A village consists of a group of houses, together with other buildings such as a church and a school, in a country area Town -a thickly populated area, usually smaller than a city and larger than a village, having fixed boundaries and certain local powers of government with private and public buildings. City - an incorporated municipality, usually governed by a mayor and a board of aldermen or councilmen, include control of basic and essential infrastructure networks (utilities). By that definition my area of 50,000 - 80,000 is a town, not a city by lacking utility control. But the town and city definition overlap with both having local governments. To answer the OP, the cost of a remodel is dependent on your local cost of living so it's very difficult to ballpark you reno without that information.

Beautiful transformation. As mentioned by others, I love that you kept the stained glass window. It adds so much character to the space.