Hi Louise You probably already have plenty of options by now! But we have a few mirrors that you might like. The first is our copper hexagonal mirror for £44, click here to view. Or our diamond copper mirror for £36.95, click here to view. And finally our octagon copper mirror for £36.95, click here to view. I hope you find what you're looking for :)

I think that's an old Antique bed that's been painted and re-upholstered. The chest of drawers is almost certainly an original Victorian, although granted, there are good copies about. A lot of French beds such as Corbeille types were upholstered. Those studs you can buy all over the place, they come in strips that you nail every fourth or sixth one in. The little chairs look like originals, the only bit of furniture that is probably modern but painted the same is the table in the middle of the chairs. They vary a lot in price depending on from whom and where you buy them. My wife was an antique dealer for many years and used to trade on Ebay. I had a quick look on there.................this one profecssionally done is really nice:- French Depot on Ebay

Hi Sunny, I'm guessing the layout is like this then? Which is why you wanted a 900mm wide shower. I'd actually go with the 900 x 1200 as it's longer and will suit the room better, plus, if the layout is like this, then you have the room for it. Here's a link to all those in that size from Victorian Plumbing, so depends what your style is. Victorian Plumbing. They sell loads, so i'm sure you'll be able to find one that will suit. One thing to watch out for is the size of the basin and toilet. You will be better off with a short projection toilet and don't come out too far with the basin either as the space to exit out of the bath will be lessened. Regards to flooring, tiles etc, that's personal choice. What style do you like, what colours do you like, and most importantly what is your budget for the project?

Sorry for taking so long to reply! I tried moving the desk in front of the window, but unfortunately it did not work - it had a very 'stuck in the middle of the room' feel, and also blocked most of the natural light. The only window is quite low, and the walls are over a foot thick (and I'm on the side of the valley so don't get direct sun in the room very often!). I just can't find a layout that 'works' without blocking something 😔