Hello Ro Ro, Just a little thought here.. you can create a whole range of storage that doesn't involve having something under the sink! Or you could have a back to wall floating unit.. Small and rectangular.. It does not have to look like they do now.. Also with certain taps you do need to look at the water pressure, if you want aerated taps etc.. If your taps have a good flow I am sure you won't have a problem.. :))

Hi Fattyma, I don't think it would be complicated.Which direction would the herringbone go?the size of the herringbone tile?I would go with a smaller herringbone tile for a smaller bathroom.If you haven't made a final choice yet,look at other tile patterns such as chevron similar to herringbone.There are also nice hexagon tiles would compliment the vanity and space. Kind regards, Clementine

Hi, It's hard to tell without seeing photos of the tile & vanity unit colours. If you're going for a tonal bathroom look, a vanity unit in a colour close to the wall tiles will stand out the least and create a soothing look. I think you are right in thinking a dark grey unit will be too strong given the presence of anthracite on the window & towel radiator. Would you consider a wood effect vanity unit? They pair beautifully with grey and give the look warmth.

Are you removing the current basin? You have spent all the money on a bottle trap to be exposed and if it was going in a vanity you could have just had standard white pvc fittings.