I'd love to go wild in my cloakroom, but I also have to store my Henry Hoover, steam mop, ironing board and a shed load of coats in there too! It drives me a bit bonkers. It's crying out for some gorgeous deep downpipe panelling and lovely owls of the world wallpaper, and a beautiful big mirror..... but instead I've got to figure out how to use every inch of space to hang coats and stored light bulbs, as well as having it as a useable toilet. My boys always seem to need to go at the same time :-D

shari39 yes you're right. I've done this a couple of times now. Just attach it with a bead of clear silicon around the edge of the glass, ie. hold the glass in place, and then apply the bead around the edge.

I have pale grey tumbled marble on the floor and walls (up to sink level) in my small downstairs cloakroom and a large white framed mirror on the wall that faces you when you enter. The upper walls are currently white as I wasn't brave enough to embrace colour when I first created the space. But the room is crying out for (and will soon have) a rich, deep hue like the one in your picture. I think a dark F&B blue/grey with light grey tumbled marble slabs or other natural stone makes a stunning combination. Stone is a very practical material for floors that get wet a lot, too!

Think about lighting - we used some led uplights in our cloakroom, to give a bit of a luxury feel. There will also be simple hip high wood panelling, with wallpaper above it. The sink is a feature item too. See this not very good pic! Also, are you sure you want to change the ceramic ware? You could make a feature of the coloured stuff - be bold!