Hi, everyone, Sorry it took so long to post pictures; we got a new computer and, well, it's a long story about an old version of photoshop that can't load under windows 7. (Thank you, Paint.Net!) Anyway... Here's what I'm dealing with in this bathroom: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8864751@N02/5872320991/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/8864751@N02/5872875674/ I've pretty much pickied out this washstand to replace the clunky white laminate vanity that's in there now: ...with a black-and-white 1" hex tile for the floor (not sure if I'm going to get one already set or make a design myself). But I still have two issues: 1) A 30" wide medicine cabinet that I want to replace with a single one...this will involve some wall patching and rerouting some wires so I can do sconces for lighting. 2) What to do with the tub, which is the same mint green and has a very siable rusting chip in it. Some things I've been considering: 1) Covering it with a new liner 2) Reglazing 3) Ripping it out and replacing it with a shower pan I prefer option 3, but since I would be hiring someone to do that, it would run into money. Matching the black tile is not a big deal; I've already had to have some tile work done to have faucets replaced with a diverter. The new tiles are thinner and just require buildup of the mastic. For wall color I'm thinking a very pale, green, maybe like Benjamin Moore Iced Mint. Not sure what to do about a mirror/wall cabinet; whether to go with a black frame like the walls or pick up the white from the sink top. Thoughts? Ideas? I'm open to suggestions. It is a 5 x 8 bath with tub against the far wall and toilet/sink next to each other.

I think it would be impossible to hang a shower curtain with the slanted ceiling that would go from wall to wall at the proper height.Kind of the same thing with glass doors. You could have a fixed panel in the lowest area, but that will leave you with not much space for a sliding door with an opening large enough to easily get in and out. If you're bathing children, you aren't going to want glass doors at all. It's a cute space though and I hope you have fun coming up with something you love. It was a little difficult finding pics with both a tub and shower in a similar space. Either free-standing tubs and no shower or no tub at all and a nice size shower. But here are a few to give you some ideas. Maybe a door panel like these could work?

Thanks for your response. I realized I described it as if it was ready, but everything is part of the reno project and in construction right now - that’s why I don’t have pics

Here’s a pic of the space - originally a bedroom that will be converted to an en-suite main bath. The window is awesome, but are removing it and extending that wall out to absorb a small “patio” area (it’s great for letting light into this room and hallway, but that’s about it). Would plan to add a skylight in that window area instead. The overall footprint available for the bathroom is 16’ L x 11’ W. The door will go on the side the “photographer” was standing, and we’re hoping to create a little closet that side as well (ie, between the bathroom wall and bedroom area the “photographer” is standing in).