we have the first ones - the HAY ones - absolutely love them. tried lots and lots and took months to find them, even visited the HAY store in Copenhagen before ordering them (we lived in the US at the time but were back home for the summer). they are super comfortable and v stylish.

Keep it to the one tile for a more restful calm experience. It’s a small space so if you use little bits of too many different colours/surfaces it’ll get more confusing to the eye. You can start with a seemingly bland base but I think that is quite sophisticated in that it’s not going to look overly designed. Less is more for understated elegance. Add really luxurious towels, soap, candles etc to create a lovely space. And don’t skimp on things you touch - taps, shower fittings, loo roll holder - all those touch points add up and contribute significantly to a more luxurious sophisticated experience. You want someone to feel good in there, not to comment on whether that’s two different tiles you used or is it just shadow making the shower seem darker.

Many thanks for all responses, never knew one window size took so much thought, been struggling with this one, been looking at loads of picture on internet and one thing we have now decided on is a low sill, so this leaves us 4 options: 1) Still kitchen designers and architects favorite which no one else seems to like ! 2) Same as 1) but with cupboards at 120 to make same as tall untis on right and by some fluke leaves same gap either side of window 3) Sink no longer centered and encompasses draining board and bit more 4) Same as 3) but tiny bit wider so gap both side of window to units is the same, window is now pretty hues at 1200 x 1200 Any further votes much appreciated as now we have taken high sill out of equation most peoples favorite has gone which is a bit of a concern. Many thanks, thinks it's time for a drink ! Lawrence

Which would you prefer to see if you were a potential client?