The faucet was purchased off of Amazon.com

Love it! Can I ask where you found the sink faucet? Thanks! You did an amazing job.

Hi all and thanks for the comments. The tile was the easiest part of the job. The 16 inch tiles made it go rather quick. I did end up with a lot of scrap from tiles cracking. The travertine puter tile seemed to be very fragile. The plumbing and the concrete counter took the longest. I would recommend hiring a good plumber. The rainfall shower has two inputs for water, I created a manifold of of one line and pulled to lines from it into the shower head. Seems to work fine. The integrated sink in the countertop was another very time consuming project. I would not recommend trying this for your first concrete project.

Hi
I love your bathroom! I am wanting to remodel mine. Could you share with me how you did yours? I believe I could do mine the same way!! I may have to do it in phases. I am a nurse but I am handy. Please email me.
Thanks
Jewelyn

Loved loved loved loved,,,,and did I mentioned loved this bathroom. I loved the concrete countertop and the light up wall faucet... I also loved the shower head, the travertine and the vanity. Is totally my taste and what I would love to have in my horrible, undesirable master bathroom. If you ever pass by the island of Oahu in Hawaii, please stop by my bathroom, feel very sad for me and help me make it as great as yours.
Aloha,