Do you think mixing something very modern like stone, metal or glass will work in an otherwise traditional setting? I plan to have a roll top in the middle of the room and then knock part-through to the current bathroom (the bathroom is moving next door into the single bedroom) and put the high level flush loo and shower around the corner. I like nooks and crannies and general quirkiness! If I could put a step in somewhere I would! The front of the current bathroom will then be walled shelving storage for shoes, I was thinking. Also, do you know much about the new perspex wall coverings you can get instead of tiles? It'll be metro tiles otherwise. Lastly, anyone experienced the bathroom/original floorboard/water-tight scenario? I really want the floorboards to stay. I get a bit carried away when it comes to my lovely house!!!

As above, the sink is supposed to look like that, the same with baths of that fashion. If you fill in the gap that side, it may look odd on the other side. You really need a smaller basin so that the gap around it is larger to enable wipe ups. The other choice would be to have a counter top sink with a back and a small side edge so that they fit in to the corner like this:- It looks like it's next to a piece of MDF, so hopefully it's not fitted yet as that needs painting and sealing otherwise it will soak up the water and swell.

Please help me choose a counter top, so far I have found this one which matches but I would have preferred something lighter. Suggestions will be appreciated!! Thank you

My husband is colorblind too (and our 4 year old too). Can't tell the diference between pale green and beige, between purple and navy. He lets me pick the colors for our house and simply says if he likes certain combinations or not. Even if he can't tell what color it is, if it looks good as a whole, he's fine with it. So even if you can't relate to a color, but it looks okay or in balance with the other colors, trust the wife. ;) All earthtones could be lovely, but some pop would be fun too (like sage/seablue). Just depends on the feel/style you want to achieve.