That's a very generic questions, the possibilities are endless, a bit more info e.g. room size, style, etc would help...

Hi dear Siri....always investing so much time and thought into designs for everyone... thank you so very kindly :) I love the look of that! Seeing things in 3D really does bring it to life and make a plan just pop right up off the paper! Do you think the shower/toilet should be swapped to take advantage of the garden view? Otherwise the toilet gets the glory - and a little set of table and chairs would be looking back inside to the toilet? Or - could we do that idea off the shower/toilet side? From the dressing room down to the toilet? Make the dressing room smaller to accommodate a door into a small walled garden? Love your (and everyone else's) input as always :) xx

Wow Nicole, sorry you took my offer of assistance the wrong way. I responded as there had been no other responses to this original posting from 18th January, and your plans and the original question didn't show great clarity of thinking. I am glad that you have resolved your queries via another posting, drawn everything up yourself to a high standard so that your renovation will progress smoothly and efficiently with all of the appropriate technical documentation. Fortunately, with my six years contributing to the Houzz community and my 66 Houzz reviews, I know that not everybody thinks as you do. Best of luck with your renovation, Dr Retro

Personally , I'd want way more info , and some pictures . Some older styles are suited to renovating , but some have weird floorplans -- so do you compromise on your new place simply because it would be too hard / too expensive to remove a pile of walls and plumbing and maybe windows or get the concrete cutters to remove bricks , you get the idea . As a rule of thumb , if you can theoretically do it in stages ( even if you do do it all at the same time ) , then a renovation would be the more likely option , but if you need to move out and do it all at once , and especially if you will still have compromises , then a complete clean sheet would make sense . Then what you can't imagine over a forum , is the cost versus the end value . Basically , anyone can throw $1 mil at a house , or knock down and spend that $1 mil on a rebuild , but step 1 -- is the finished product worth $1 mil MORE ? If not , then selling and moving actually makes more sense , maybe not what the heart says , but you have to be realistic . And if your Step 1 answer is yes -- which will be worth the most ; which will look the best ; which will suit you the most ? Those are the things that a forum can't answer .