there are way too many colours going on here. Your home is a traditional style and yes the cream and green are traditional colours with the reddish brick however why did you put grey around the windows??also you have red scollops above the grey and it doesn't do the house justice. What colour was there before you painted the grey?? considering grey is a more modern colour I think you were attempting to modernise the externals. in saying that the roof would have been better to paint charcoal the cream in white and then the grey and then the driveway would be done in a grey stain. but if you leave it the way it is and cover the red scolloping above the windows the same grey and the bricks below the windows near the ground grey as well then get the drive way restained to the reddish colour of the bricks on the house and then it would blend more and look inviting.

hi my husband is a builder and I know about tiles a lot . there is nothing for wet area tiles . all tiles are floor and wall tiles. yea you could use rough surface tiles in wet area but it's depends on your style but you don't need to choose only rough surface . in wet area you must have to do waterproofing before laying your tiles . you can all choose from cremaic tiles to porcelain tiles. you just need to measure wall hight and width then tiles shop guys they we will work out how many sqm you need or give them your floor plan they can work it out.

This is correct, for a bathroom / ensuite with an enclosed shower, there is no need for an additional floor waste even when you have a bath within the room. The exception is if the bath has a shower function that makes the bath an unenclosed shower. In which case you will need an additional floor waste. ‘However it’s prudent practise to install floor wastes in all wet area rooms and our recommendation would be to include an additional floor waste in each of these areas. A very minor cost could save a lot of headaches in the future. ‘At the very least, specify a bath with a intergrated overflow function.

yeah ur dimensions are similar to mine but ive got a free standing bath so need 3-4cm from wall to bath to be able to get a mop arouns it. 1cm either side of my shaving cabinet to open the doors and 1cm for the width of the screen the shower area ends up being 810-820cm which seems on the small side, if i go a 750mm vanity it is a safe option as i can get a 900mm shower and some space between each item. Was urs that exact layout im wondering if anyone has had a 820-830mm shower in a wet room and noticed it was small