Hello Andy, Here are a few ideas for bathrooms. Hopefully this is helpful!

Hi, the industrial look is probably closer to our general look. (See attached photos)... Photo doesn't show it very well as took it when it was getting dark but the main colour scheme is jasmine white, with shag pile cream/beige carpet, vintage mink sofa and on the other wall leading into the dinning area a custom mix olive like green (as per attached pics - ignore the weird banister thing it's being removed next week!) The large mirror would be good, especially if it was 'tarnished' or aged....but with a six year old and it being our daily eating area in not convinced by it being practicable for our current living environment!

Wow, the height of the room is amazing! You could have a lovely time experimenting with perspective with shelves, art work and lighting. It really depends on your style as you could have a dated haven or fusion of old and new styles! As you mentioned cosy, dark wooden floors would be perfect for that 'nights in by the fire' feel. Light walls would help contrast the dark and help the room keep bright and airy. As for furniture, a low back brown sofa with rustic, industrial inspired coffee tables, side tables and shelving would look amazing. Hope this helps and good luck to your project!

final photos of flooring. pretty happy with it. Karndean Korlok Texas White Ash in case anyone was googling for an example of this. I found it hard to find people who had used this product. hybrid vinyl that clicks and lays over existing tiles or hard floor