Also you need what you use all the time at eye level you seem to have every day items on the bottom shelf. The middle two would be so much easier. I also feel it could be time for a big clean out. Empty everything from all shelves, I know its very time consuming but the only way to do it. Allow a whole day. Go through everything individually, put like items together. Keep baking items together, sauces, gravies etc. together, cereals together, snacks together. Work out if you need to buy some baskets or plastic containers for loose items that should go together. Once you start you will be on a roll. When finished you will wonder why you didn't do this before. Dont forget the timber steps, I think you can buy plastic ones also. I have also seen expanding racks that do the same. But I have found them to be a bit over priced. Don't forget to treat yourself after the good job you have done. Good luck

Cipriano bathroom and home design. Thanks for those photo's, I'm thinking about shiplap cladding and shelves in my toilet and photo 4 confirms that contemporary style floating shelves will look great, I was a bit worried that I might have to add Federation style (house is fed). The shelves would be on the opposite wall to loo and I hate seeing rolls of toilet paper but they have to be in reach so thought a simple shelf with sliding doors (finger hole in doors no handles) above the loo would work and also provide a place for a plant on top underneath the window. That tiny room has been causing me so much stress! Oh I have a metre high half Zebra easy peel wall sticker (to keep small grandson interested whilst on the job) on wall opposite loo which is contemporary, another reason I wanted the shelves above it to be a bit modern. I think it will look great now, even adults love the zebra lol. Thanks again I'm totally sorted.

Can you find the desk with all the greenery? Looks lovely. Maybe some other colours on the shelves to pop. Lovely room! :) Margot

Avoid the niche and have a full length shelf. You can also use tile trim or “angle” in a metal to match your fittings. Or depending on your other tiles a capping or pencil tile can be used to neaten edges. Niches can be problematic.