Hi everyone,

We are working on a steam shower now, and I am looking for a picture of a steam shower that has tile throughout the shower and also on the wainscot outside the shower, but with solid stone jambs, curb, header, and on the kneewall. The glass panels and door thus fits neatly into the opening formed by the pieces of stone .

I know I have seen a picture of this type of thing somewhere, and I think it was either here or at John Bridge's site. I just can't remember when I saw it or who did the work.

To help further visualize what I am talking about, imagine 3 cm stone jambs installed on the walls, under the header, and on the kneewall. These pieces of stone would have a radius of approximately 1/2". All the stone would be set first, then all the wall tile set up to the stone jamb pieces, making it look as if the solid pieces of stone were set right into the field of tile.

I know I've seen a photo of this, I thought it looked really cool, and I was describing it to my customer. She would like to see a picture first before telling me to go ahead and get the stone cut.

Any help with photos will be appreciated.