Hi guys need your help with choosing the right width of architraves to match the skirting boards for our house. The look we are trying to achieve is contemporary industrial. I seen a door inspo pic and like the clean lines from a square edge slim profile skirting boards. We have chosen the 9.2cm height with 11mm thickness. Now for the arcs I’m actually torn. I wanted the 4.2cm arcs to go around the door as we don’t want the door to look to chunky. But everywhere I read it says good balance is about 6.7cm width against a 9.2cm skirting board. I came to Bunnings to have a look at it and put both widths to get an idea. Which do you guys think would work better?

I would like to reduce the width anywhere from 80' - 90'. The land is completely flat. We have a lot on the corner, so the main roads would be on the right and bottom. I picked this layout because I liked the privacy it gave our (to be put in) pool. There are existing neighbors on the left and soon to be neighbors behind us. We have a large family so I want to keep all of the house space/ bedrooms etc. Ideally I would want to move the 3 car garage somewhere behind master suite (not sure at which angle). I just don't know how to completely flip the right side of the house and still make it work, because I like the idea of having the master suite able to walk right out to the pool. @oklouise @Black Bamboo @dreamer @Kate @User

I was going to suggest that the shower and hanging for togs and towels be placed in the red zone using the pool house plumbing. It looks great where you have it but it should have somewhere for the togs and towels as kids will use them several times a day in hot weather. If the Pool House was a POOL house and open to the pool would that mean you could just fence it and the pool together, but I guess by being multi function that changes the rules

You can also land into baskets at or above bench height. The smaller the duct the smaller the items so no sheets or towels. Can do 2 ducts one white one dark.