I really like your herringbone tiles, am considering something similar so looking forward to more of your photos. I would go with painted behind the wall hung toilet as think it may get overwhelming with more tile. Where are your wall tiles from - they are a good combination of width and length?

Redoing my dining room which I would love to change into a kitchen family room but kitchen is relatively new hence stuck with renovating just the dining room. Switching from dark wood furniture to a more modern look. I have really a blank canvas but a complete mental block, need some help with picking furniture. Kitchen is a very soft green, livingroom is beige with accents of blue Was looking for modern pictures, colourful rug, and ideas for windows. The dining room has two large windows. Any ideas would be helpful. House is late 18th century, semi listed but modern. There are 4 doors in the dining room all painted white with white skirting boards and wooden floors. Would like a real wooden table, something of a talking point, then can move forward. Any help welcome

Hi Victoria, It is easy to fell in love with those framed mirrors or wall arts. Excuse my directness, but I am keen to say that our mirrors are one of the most beautiful ones that you could find here. I feel obligated to show you some examples of our work: Let me know if you like it, we can print any design on the mirror to match your interior design :)

Ha ha! Of course. I attach the plan. I spent a LOT of time thinking about the layout - you’ll see that some Houzzers helped me from my previous posts! Happy to answer any questions about the final logic. The cabinets are from unitsonline.co.uk, Barnes, from the Burbidge range, in soft grey and pale navy. DH installed them. Worktops are unistone Bianco Misterio, from Mayflower Stone. Appliances are all Smeg, with the exception of the wine fridge, which is mQuvee.