Thanks for the suggestions. I'll definitely look into the talavera tiles. They look neat. I love Oceanside (we have a custom blend from them in our upstairs bath), but yeah, their colors are too soft. I had already tried the modwalls and susan jablon blending tools. They are good possibilities, but I was just wondering if there were more options in case I can't find the exact shades I want. I'm not super picky about the red, blue, yellow, and orange, but I have a specific lime green in mind. I guess I'll order some samples and visit some showrooms. I'm getting excited about this bathroom, but then I remember how stressful it was to do the other one, and we didn't even do the work ourselves! At least this one will be simpler, and we already have some of the pieces. And it's tiny, so hopefully it won't be too bad. I'll remember to take "before" pictures this time, so everyone can see how hideous it was. It literally has 9 different types of tile in it, plus some weird synthetic kitchen counter material on the walls.

A properly installed glass door will stop and stay with ease. The inward swing is to drip dry youre glass into the shower in most cases.. If you wanna go commando on youre own DIY project you can find adjustable stop wall mount hinges here The latch?? now thats a custom detail !!!

I am remodeling my basement bathroom. We have some crazy low pipes that run diagonally across the bathroom, and would really like to leave the ceiling unfinished and just paint it all white, pipes, duct work, wires etc (kind of industrial look). The previous people had a drop ceiling, and had built bulky boxes around the drain pipes that made your eye immediately draw to it, and it seemed super awkward. Is it acceptable to leave an unfinished ceiling in a bathroom and over a shower, or is there some sort of code that requires a ceiling? I have attached a photo of the bathroom. We are ready to start sheet rock and tile.

Suggesting you not use a white subway tile. Try a tinted gray glass subway instead. Tiles are easy to find (these from Home Depot), but you would have to match it yourself. What’s happening with the walls and floor? Trim color/ceiling color?