You could always lose the glass, the only issue is splashing. Unless you have a huge Bathroom, the water will bounce off of you and onto the sanitaryware and furniture. Most Bathroom furniture is of course splash proof or water resistant, but over time some products will "blow" if exposed to large amounts of water over a prolonged time. Some people also like having glass as a design feature.

Actually Amanda, I've cooked with gas for years but now I have induction I'd never go back. The heat is instant and adjustable in just the same way as gas however the heat distribution is superior as it's more even. The other advantages are that the hob doesn't get anywhere near as hot so it's far safer, especially with young children, also cleaning is much easier as there are no bits and bobs to remove and, as the hob doesn't get hot, no burnt on residue if there are any spillages. Before I bought the hob I was concerned about heat distribution in a wok as I stir fry a lot, but I can honestly say it's been great with that too. I don't have a minimal kitchen, just a sleek counter, and personally I find the bulky Wolf hobs unattractive, but each to their own. In summary, in my opinion, gas is good but induction is better. That said, I'm not keen on this kitchen at all, sorry St James. Normally you give great advice and suggestions but here the sockets look wrong and I'm not keen on how they look on the tiling. What matters though is the clients opinion, so if they love it that's brilliant.

it looks very nice and calm. When budget permits I might add more accessories. Perhaps a set of 3 prints hung over the bed and you could also add mirrors behind the lamps if wanted. A throw for the bed with maybe a rug underneath in different textures and shades of neutrals if you don't want to add colour

Ground hog day ;)