I'm going to show before and after pics and kind of describe the process.
These were just as I was getting ready to start. It is the first view into the bathroom.
New wall I put up.
The after shots.
This is where I had to rip out the wall over the vanity so that I could reroute the electrical from the ceiling to the wall for new lights. This was a first for me. I've seen this window from my shed and wondered where it was. It is covered by a wall.
AFTER.
New shower curtain.
I replaced the old window with a new dual pane/Low-E window. It really does make a big difference in the transfer of heat.
And here is the new curtain to cover the floor to ceiling cabinet to hold all my big linen, such as quilts and extra pillows. This used to be the shower when I moved in, but was so small I had the plumbing turned around to use the garden tub as a shower. Eventually, when I learn how to do tile, I will rip out the garden tub and build a tile shower.
Across from that cabinet is the toilet and this is the new light I installed.
This the one that is in the entry to the bathroom. It is slightly larger than the previous picture.
I scraped all the old texture and re-textured.
The lights, towel bars and tp holder are all brushed nickel. They are so beautiful.
We're also replacing all the doors and it makes a wold a difference.
Also, this was the first time I have done crown moulding. It only took me 5 days and about 10 pieces of molding to get the hang of it. Once I had the hang of it I had it all cut and up in one day.
After posting this I won't be around for a week.
I am headed to CA to have surgery on my shoulder. During the remodel I tore my left rotator cuff. 
So, I now have to put my kitchen remodel on hold. One last thing I did get done was to put resilient flooring in my laundry room.
That's how I happened to find this site. I was looking up the flooring and found it being discussed on this site. Well, take care and see ya later.
BTW, the flooring is much better than I had expected.
