I have been thinking about using a black stain - I like how it looks much more than when painted black. I have been planning on staining it based upon finalizing my choice for tile behind the mirrors. With respect to the vanity - it is being custom built - floating. However, I can always switch countertop material in order to make it work with the tiles. I would like to use Super White like you did in your bathroom for the countertop (they have several pieces for me to choose). I will also have a large niche with a marble slab shelf on the south wall (without any shower fixtures). If I used the LFT - I would only need 4 pieces on each of the two solid walls - and then can do whatever I want on the odd wall between shower and tub. I like rectangles much more than square tiles. Please let me know your thoughts re: size (small/medium/large format).

Since I’ve been ill, I thought it was best to purchase several and then take back whatever I’m not using. There’s no brown in any of them - just grays. All are white Carrara (not sure about the last one - that’s is a 24x48 tile - but it’s white). Some have a little more veining than others. The tile for the shower floor The tile for the shower walls and walls around tub/surround - I have a few different sizes of tile. I bought a TON of it - I’m giving leftovers to my daughter for her new house. I can also use only the slate tiles that are flat - without any color variation if that would look best. Also, I’m trying to decide if I want to enhance the color which will make it all darker. Thank you for the tips! Greatly - here are the details I should have included yesterday: Floor tile - 4x12 slate in a herringbone pattern My grout is not as bright as the one above - I used Delorean Gray in another bathroom with it. So, I am trying to be creative and come up with other ideas. Not sure I would want to go through the expense of moving the toilet(this was suggested by a local designer). I read that having the toilet near the entrance is a huge no-no.but its been there since the house was built in the 70's.

:) I love your idea about headboard! That would bring some savings and it looks classic to me. Now, everyone takes to their room- maybe not a bad idea to continue that. There is little storage anywhere else and a problem finding a place to hand towels, etc. The tall tower has two doors on front and several shelves wth toiletries, soap, etc. It has a small cabinet with door and drawer on the lower half. there is only a small 15 inch by 11 inch space to the left of the sink. If doing the combo- I am thinking of adding a frameless glass shower panel. I agree with you about the frameless glass shower door and I will include that IF it ends up that we keep both the shower and the tub separate vs a tub shower combo. I do have a tub in the master, however wonder about impacting the resale value if the next family has mall children, etc.

Smallest 3 4 bathroom layout