Hi jo. I would try and play on the industriał vibe. Clean the metro tiles and maybe paint the blue tiles and border in grey. Paint all the pipes in copper (Im pretty sure you can do this). Update the taps. If you're on a tight budget and will redo the bathroom at some point, just get cheap ones. They won't last but should last long enough until you refit. If you really hate the floor then go for some wood effect vinyl. Get a statement piece of industriał art/sign to put on the wall. I can't work out, what is the wall covering behind the toilet?? In terms of the shower, do you have a handheld one at present?

Hello Missy, I rather like the sink and loo as they work with the towel rail and tap fittings.. my suggestion would be to incorporate stone colours as Headers has suggested.. Then add some wood and natural elements for a classy, sophisticated bathroom.. Don't forget the power of an accessory! So firstly my suggestion would be to paint what wall is available in a stone colour, think natural earthy tones in chalky finish in a darker shade to the tiles to give depth to the room.. Do the same with the side of the bath if you like. I also don't think you need change the taps or bath and shower tap but one thing I would suggest is to replace the shower screen with one that is squared off and one that can be situated with a minimal fixture as opposed to the white strip so the glass is as plain as possible.. This would make a big difference.. What about considering a wooden seat for the loo... Perhaps a little wooden stool somewhere and a wooden bath matt would be rather nice too.. and then add some fabulous earthy spa accessories and Hammam towels.. So it's more about adding a little paint and bathing accessories to what you have to make it a more luxurious experience.. : ))

You could choose any colour really with a neutral scheme although I like green to give some life to the scheme. I'd add some plants - maybe at the end of the bath & a large-ish palm type plant in a pit on the floor or on the boxed-in area to the right of the towel rail. I'd possibly continue the green colour into a blind (fitted above & outside the recess).

The bathroom measures 12ft x 7ft. I have a budget of around £1,000 for this room as in the very near future we will split the second bedroom to make a smaller bedroom and separate bathroom and put this bathroom back to bedroom 3. The carpets curtains and wallpaper are definitely going. The wall at the side of the loo looks bad but it’s just peeling paper. The walls may need skimming but this can be done along with the lounge. The house is at present is a 2 bed 110 year old semi detached cottage style property so although I’m young (20) I don’t want anything too modern.