Sheesh, whoever designed this house didn't think about the bathrooms very much did they? For the master bath, I would put in a pocket door and maybe switch the positions of the toilet and sink, or better yet, put the tub/shower against that wall and put the sink and toilet against the wall the tub is in now. Actually, what about making bedroom 1 the master bedroom? Make the entrance to it where the common wall is now so take out the bedroom door and put the door in the hallway? Remove the wall from the bath to the hallway end and you have a bigger bathroom and more room to work with to change things around. Bedroom 4 could become a walk-in closet. And then put the door to the extra bath to the hallway and you can move the sink and toilet to the wall between it and Bedroom 3. Either way, it's gonna be some $ to do. But the layout of both bathrooms as they are now, just really suck.

Very much like the dark wood with the Laura Ashley tiles - they are Laura Ashley in the middle above the vanity aren't they? Not sure the flooring does much for the overall look, maybe it could have done with being a little warmer looking. It goes great with the vanity, but not so much with the tiles.

Metro tile splashbacks are a surefire way to add some pizzazz to an often overlooked bathroom element. Both of these bathroom splashbacks are adorned with bold metro tiles and really add an extra 'wow' factor to their respective bathrooms. The first bathroom uses sleek white metro tiles to complement the unique tints found in the majestic flooring, meanwhile the second bathroom opts for a beautiful blue splashback to provide a dash of colour. White Splashback Blue Splashback Which do you prefer?

Hi Aisha, We looked at the two spaces you have available and came up with the following ideas. Both of these designs can be adapted into either of the two bathrooms. Bathroom 1 (smaller one with central door) For this one we have the toilet and shower on the back wall with a window centered above the toilet, the shower is spacious enough to have double nozzles so can give you a wetroom atmosphere combined with a large bath tub and stylish vanity and basin set. Bathroom 2 (bigger room with door to side) For this bathroom we propose a freestanding oval bath tub, which gets made into a vocal point by angling it into the room with a curved wall at the end in the corner. The rooms atmosphere is further enhanced through a ceiling mounted shower head which turns the bathroom into a 5 star hotel style wetroom with vanity, toilet and bath / shower configuration. Further enhancements to this room could be tiling finishes on the curved wall corner to enhance its effect and a oversize mirror above the vanity to create the illusion of size. We hope these ideas picks up on some of the features you would like to see in your bathrooms and should you wish any further assistance please do not hesitate to contact me through our site - betterspace.co Good luck, Ed.