Something else to consider with the wall hung units and heavy tops, is the wall that you want to hang it on. If you were having a stone top then I would advise you to have the type of unit , that looks floating, but that has supports underneath to take the weight. ( Your second pic is one like that ). You will not be able to hang a unit on a stud wall, unless you can find the studs in the wall and hang it from those. A brick wall poses no problems as you will be able to put whatever supports you like on that. The weight of a top and two sinks is a lot, one sink on it's own weighs quite a bit, so do consider the 'how to hang' conundrum before you purchase something that cannot be put in to your particular bathroom.

I love your floor tiles! I think that kind of floor looks best when everything else is calm and white. It lets the floor take centre stage. That’s just my opinion. There is no right or wrong way to finish a room, it all comes down to personal taste. That’s just what I prefer.

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Hi I am seeking advice with the layout in a shower room. My main bugbear is the step up to the shower and the size of the shower. I would like to remove the step and accommodate a larger shower. Option 1- A 1700 shower low profile tray with 1400 glass screen and walk in opening. Option 2 - A 1400 low profile shower tray with sliding doors. This would leave a space of 300 between the shower and wall where the radiator is. It’s been suggested to me that this is wasted space. The toilet will be wall hung short projection. Colour scheme neutral/ stone/pale grey.Black towel radiator. My questions are 1 what are pros and cons of each option? 2 Is it ok to have the towel radiator within the shower area.? 3 Will the current layout of vanity unit / shelving make the room look too crowded? 4 Would a wall hung vanity/ basin work with floating shelves either side. Shelves are 26cm deep and counter top 32 cm. I am struggling to find a unit I like to fit. I don’t like the compact units where the tap is on the side. 5 Tile the whole room or just the shower area? 6 use same tiles wall and flooring? Any input/ suggestions would be gratefully received. Thank you Christine