Do not listen to the negativity here. You've used the shower - you know if it's big enough, which I'm sure it is. And I don't think most people would find it too small - I think most people like to think large, but in the end, have to be realistic about space and budget. That's been my experience. If you are upgrading from an acrylic shower surround to tiled walls, it would be money well spent. New frameless shower door - also money well spent. Here are a couple of ideas for working around the venting. I think the window/openings look great and it will make your shower appear and feel larger! And, of course, when you are at the point of talking to a contractor, you will want to ask questions about waterproofing and such. Until then, the more ideas you can show them, the more you know what you want, the better your contractor can help you.
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