The Plan

Can we do this by eliminating the vertical window , replaced with an operable window at each end of the fixed center window.

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Hansgrohe Rainsdance

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shower bench and a shower niche. Make sure the niche is large enough for Costco-size shampoo bottles. A bench in the shower is especially useful as a universal design element (and a place to prop legs on while shaving).

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If you look at the rear wall of this shower you can see the pitch of the floor. This shower combines a curbless shower, a pitched floor and a glass shower wall to keep the rest of this bathroom dry. As an added safety measure, this vanity cabinet's been suspended above the floor.

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tile work/pebbles in niche, the niche it self with glass shelves, the bench, the hardware, glass walls.

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Reclaim door space. This bathroom has a pocket door that takes up zero space in the room. And what I particularly love about this pocket door is that it is beautiful and has a handle that is easy to get hold of. Most pocket doors have a tiny, circular depression to hold so that it can slide all the way inside the wall. If you can make your pocket door opening a little wider, then you can spare a few inches for a skinny, vertical handle like this.

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curbless shower.

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the commode glass door.

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Like the living room, the glass disappears when the redwood is all the same color and the line continue inside to the outside.

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