These are looking good. But what is your dilemma that you need help with please?

I've got my washing machine in a cupboard. Still work in progress. Used to be a larder I think, so there are air bricks in the external wall (next to wm). It is quite noisy even with the doors closed, so I only use it in the daytime, and leave the door ajar when it's finished to eliminate any moisture issues.

The cupboard looks pretty deep - good for overall volume but difficult to make the space work well. Something easy could be some wire spice racks (IKEA sell some lightweight metal racks) fixed to the inside of the door for keeping individual bottles and toiletries in. I have done this and it stops things getting buried. I think you have to subdivide that lower space with at least one more shelf. Use a tub filled with less frequently used items at the back of the shelf and then hand towels, larger towels stacked in piles in front.  The other way to do it could be a u-shaped shelf (like you get in pantry cupboards). Having really deep shelves isn't that helpful because stuff ends up buried at the back. Underneath the shelf (on the floor of the cupboard) you could have more lidded tubs or zip up laundry bags. Good luck!

Any ideas on how to make best use of the space in Bed1. Currently there are freestanding wardrobes on the wall to right of bedroom door and chest of drawers on the 1500 en-suite wall. The exg cupbd has been filled in. The two 1800 windows on the corner of the room are floor to ceiling windows. The other 900 window is standard on the opposite side. Pictures attached