Although showers are practical, if you have space then a feature bath can also add a saleability wow factor, as well as creating a space of relaxation and calm. Ultimately with all of these things though, there is no definitive answer, it's all about personal preference. Build a home that you love and someone else out there will always love it too :)

It looks great Daniel! Love the tonalities and fantastic use of space - you've really managed to open up an otherwise smaller room!

Voiles are nice but only if they are adding to the dressing. Personally just voile will not give you much light control only privacy. Window may still look unfinished. There are also voile roller blinds which could be fitted behind say a wooden venetian to give more flexibility. Also a lot of customers with low pavement windows opt for window film on the bottom half of the window allowing you to still dress the window without taking space up or taking too much light away. Company called purlfrost even do designs. Very easy to diy

Hi Angela, we have a dark rosewood kitchen. I looks very rich and solid. We kept plenty of light flowing around the kitchen by having light worktops and floor. white reflects much more light than any other colour ( even pale cream ) so we went for a white ceiling and white wall cladding . Lighting is very important in the kitchen and your dark walnut cupboards will emphasise your light coloured worktop. you may consider fixing lighting to the underside of your cupboards to really make your work surface the focus of attention and more subtle lighting on the walnut to emphasise its sophistication. ( also green, any herbs you might want to introduce into the kitchen, rich dark brown and white are a great colour trio).