I found some pictures on facebook and downloaded to the pbase site in my signature. This bathroom is only at most 6' x 6' so its very hard to take pictures of it.
Before:
After:
We knew the shower had rot, but underestimated the extent of it. Even though its only a basement bathroom, we tried to think about the future and make it better than it was before. I only had a few days to "pick out the stuff" which suddenly meant new fixtures, floor tile, finding a sink that fit, new shower door and making it look right. I went with a grey/brown modernish design inspired by the Ikea sink, lol. Some notes:
The mirror just extends if you want it right in front of your face at the sink. Its magnified on one side and regular on the other.
The shower is only 32" or so. It's solid surface composite on the walls and ceiling, Moen posi-temp keeps it steady even if someone else is taking a shower upstairs, laundry etc.
14" deep Ikea wall mount sink allows for better use of a tiny space.
Moved the two piece round bowl space saving Toto from main floor bath and bought a new one-piece space saving elongated Toto Ultramax II for upstairs.
The floor tile is a beautiful grey porcelain basket weave bought online at exactly the small amount needed.
Baseboard heat instead of the ineffective radiator that was in the wall.
New window, ceiling, can lights and exhaust fan.
We used composite boards on the lower framing of the shower to avoid future rot from basement seepage or flooding.
Wood baseboards instead of those rubber ones makes the room 'finished'.
Paint color is Sherwin Williams "Grayish"
Bathroom door swings out instead of in (and it also had to be replaced due to rot)
and long, long ago:
