Tadelakt on bathroom walls, Venetian Plaster ceiling and Microcement floor and vanity!

I decided to transform my bathroom with polished plaster and without removing tiles.

I did not want to go through the whole renovation process with all the dust and noise. The tiles were in good condition and I didn't need to change the layout, so I decided to keep them and save some time and money.

I started removing the shower screen, tapware, toilet, vanity top and mirror.
I used Venetian plaster High polished stucco for the ceiling, Tadelakt for all the walls and Microcement for the floor and vanity top (previously timber).
I replaced the tapware and fittings for brushed brass finish.
We installed a new frame-less shower (still has some frame on it but...)
I needed to replace the window frame because the old shower screen was bigger and it was cutting one of the corners. Probably if I had to do it again, I would make it square edge so there is no frame.

Water based polyurethane sealer is very expensive ($200 AUD/litre approx) however, it leaves an amazing smooth finish and also makes it waterproof.

The whole process took 7 days.
I hope you enjoy the classical music :)