Hello, You are lucky to have this good size Bathrooms. If I was you I wouldn't get rid of any of the baths unless I wanted to give a different look and restyle my space. Why not replace it with a free standing one? There are so many options in designing and so many styles you could mix and match. You could maybe have a Traditional Style and a Contemporary Style Bathroom, also you can mix multiple styles together to achieve a great outcome that no one will have. Have you considered in maybe making a Wet Room? Good luck with your Project!

Hello, You should definitely look for an interior design company in your area. Alternatively you can try to get someone on this website between the Pro's, you can also view projects, feedback, etc. StJames Design Interiors

Hello, at the moment everything in your bathroom is brown which is not right. I'm not sure how much is your budget but my advice is to do below obviously according to your budget 1- Remove towels, it doesn't look good 2- If you need to store your towels in your bathroom, then remove that shelve and add longer one and place nice baskets on tope of them, you will have storage and it looks nice and not too expensive 3- Add nice roman blind to your bathroom, I always add roman blinds in my bathroom projects, see the picture, you should add light grey as you have so much brown 4- add different colour stools and if you have space add a small side table (darker grey for stool) 5- if you can afford change the bath cover, too much brown 6- if you can afford have shelves with door, mirror door 7- again if you can afford change the mirror and cabinet, light grey 8- Definitely change the sink, too small 9- Paint the wall, to very light grey make sure you pick right shade of grey lighter to darker should be wall, a shade darker roman blind, a shade darker mirror and cabinet and stool should be the darkest. add some white accessories Good luck Rose

Hi - I can’t say for sure, but the plumber might be able to board that wall and gain a small void to sink the pipes into. (This might also give you a small shelf that could be useful). If you didn’t want to lose any space, another option would be to get a bath filler that fits onto the waste outlet. I have a grohe one that’s brilliant (I hate the look of taps!). Mine is controlled via the same valve as our over bath shower (on a wall). If you don’t have any wall space at all, there are other brands that have the controls built into the filler itself. Here’s one that I found: https://www.jtspas.co.uk/freeflow-bath-filler-click-clack-waste--overflow-70242-p.asp