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Answered in post # 7. This will become IP so a balance needs to be made between function and easy to clean (in my opinion anyway). We are hoping to build townhouses to hold and rent. I'm looking at "easy of cleaning" because even though tenants are "supposed" to clean, I know who will be doing...

I just googled "wall cavity storage" and this gives clever ideas, here are a couple to help describe this idea - This is what I was trying to describe earlier. Imagine you remove the plaster off one of your walls that doesn't need waterproofing, isn't near water and maybe you just attach...

Forgot to answer some of these... I looked at wall hung vanity with storage, but with the storage we had, it was better for us to keep the look clean with just a blade style vanity. Without storage, I would have gone with a two drawer wall hung to keep it up off the floor as far as...

Here are two "before" photos. We chose the retro design 16 or so years ago, but wanted a change. Our bathroom backs onto our bedroom and the wall behind the towel rails and the basin is our cupboard in the bedroom (two thirds of the length of the wall). We could have used more storage in the...

Is this bathroom for a rental or your own home? Easy clean is the way to go. We used 300 x 600 matt finish white tiles for our bathroom at home and floor tiles in a grey concrete-like pattern. They are sooooo easy to clean compared to the plain colour we had before. If you go to my gallery you...

I get "real estate photos" and know they always look much better than the real thing. If indeed this is a rough job and doesn't look as good as the photo, then I'd replace it exactly as it is. That would be the cheapest way. If you are going to gut and start again, you could maybe close up the...

I wouldn't touch it. It looks like it is in good nick and pretty cool/retro and would leave it alone.