I'm glad you like the transformation. Truth is I have a really big rectangular face so it's the perfect size for me!

Hi, we have an old bathroom with the current configuration as below. We would like to keep the shower and don't really have a need for a bath. I was just looking for some help in seeing if anyone had any config ideas that may work better at all? The external walls are where the window is and the wall along the toilet. Many thanks.

Hi, Renovating your bathroom and making the most of its layout is an exciting project, especially with the potential to open up the space by removing the wall. With the two windows and the fixed location for the toilet and sink, here are some ideas to create a cohesive and attractive design: Layout Suggestions: Integrated Vanity Unit: Combine the toilet and sink into a single, seamless vanity unit. This not only hides plumbing but provides ample storage beneath the sink and along the toilet base. A floating design can add a modern and spacious feel. Symmetry with the Windows: Center the sink or vanity unit under the windows, aligning the design with their placement for a balanced look. Use the area between the windows for a slimline mirror or wall-mounted storage. Toilet Placement: If the toilet remains next to the sink, consider a wall-hung toilet with a concealed cistern. This creates a sleek profile and frees up some floor space, making the area feel less crowded. Design Ideas: Feature Wall: Use the wall with the windows as a design focal point by tiling it with a statement material such as textured stone, terrazzo, or a bold color to draw attention to the symmetry and create interest. Countertop Design: A continuous countertop running beneath the windows, spanning both the sink and toilet areas, can tie the two elements together seamlessly. Use a durable, easy-to-clean material like quartz or a solid surface for practicality and style. Window Treatments: Add frosted glass or sleek blinds to maintain privacy while allowing light to flow in. These will ensure the windows remain a feature without dominating the space. Additional Features: Vertical Storage: Use vertical space to add recessed shelves or slim cabinets on either side of the windows for a clutter-free look. Lighting: Install LED strip lighting under the vanity or along the window frames for a soft, modern ambiance. Neutral Tones with Accents: To keep the space feeling open, stick to light neutral tiles and surfaces, but add warmth with wood or metallic accents in the fixtures or accessories. Would you like help developing a detailed layout or selecting finishes to bring this vision to life? We’d be delighted to assist further!

Hello, I am renovating this bathroom of a flat in Switzerland I just bought. I dont know when it was last renovated but the building is 1969… the walls I believe are not plaster. I will rent it and want to get something low cost and sturdy. Was thinking about waxed « beton » but found out costs are huge, so no need to decide if tile over tile or just paint. The walls have quite a few holes of all those fixtures. I would love to make this a modern, minimalist, grey/white/brown/beige tones. Would love some advice, both for the method, but also aesthetics.