
I am undecided on the tile as a border or continue with the seemless look...

I rather like the stone/wood look as it is uncomplicated and with the tile work as inlay to the three niches in the sorrounding tub walls, the accent picked up from the cieling seems enough. But is it?

The hint of whimsy in the arch picking up the "accent" tile, is it understated or is it enough? Maybe too much? But, something I believe is necessary to break up the space and make it something inviting and all its own. As above, so is below, the same tile work on the shower floor.

The arch has varagated tile while decrative tile flank the entry of this luxury shower...

Spa day? Relax and enjoy...

continuing with the luxury of waterproof wood framing too is the floor vent drains for cascading water from the shower onto the floor...

a nice look at the wardrobe/closet from the shower point of view with a seemless stone tile work on the inside of the entry arch.

shown with the decrative tile work for the entry of the shower, across is a large storage/wardrobe closet to keep all things neat and tidy. there is also enough room for storage atop of the wardrobe for those odds and ends.
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