Hoping all the people with creative and Lara to al intelligence can provide advice on many of my bathroom dilemmas. Long story but I have needed to remove my bath as a result of a leak . The bath was in a hob in alcove in the bathroom. The whole bathroom apart from
The wall that the vanity is against is tiled floor to ceiling in 300x300 marble tiles and these are not being removed. The bath has been removed and the tiles in the alcove removed. The dimensions of this space is 1800 x 800. There are timber windows in the alcove that are not waterproof. Existing vanity is 1800 long and will be replaced in the same area to
Minimise moving the plumbing around. Would like to install A storage cupboard
There a 4 mirrored shaving cabinets above the vanity and a glass splash back
There is a splash back - sapphire coloured glass - will remove this to access the wall to make adjustments for vanity and cupboard installation
There isn’t another bath in the house
DILEMMAS
Replace 3 bank windows with one piece of opaque glass aluminium window for natural
Light
Replace one sidewindow with aluminium double hung window fur ventilation
Remove other side window build-in tile over to add plumbing for shower rail
Install small freestanding bath with a shower rail and ceiling rainfall shower Next to it ? Too tight ?
Bath only ?
Shower only ?
Shower over bath combination ?
Walk in shower or enclosed wet area ?
Enclosed shower cubicle and vanity next to this ?
Replace existing vanity with a wall
Hung vanity - what size and type?
Storage cupboard - wall
Hung or to the floor - next to the vanity and the shower bath area ?
How to use The wall next to the toilet as towel storage - heated towel rail will
Need to remove tiles to access power?
Replace the mirrored shaving cabinets with similar to match the vanity - what shape - square ,arched ? Need to have storage function
What style and colour tiles for the alcove - will be floor to ceiling - existing marble tile is natural
Beige colour with cream in it - thinking a Kit Kat tile in a green teal colour ? Don’t want white - too difficult to maintain
Photos include previous bath installation