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Hi Saf, There are so many options to the look of the power point these days you could choose white so they basically disappear into the tile or something more stylish that makes them a feature. If you do that, i'd make them both above the counter so there is symmetry. Also once you're using the bathroom, the styling (for example a pot plant or a tray with the soap dispenser, hand moisturiser and vase) will potentially hide the power points from view anyway. I have a single vanity myself but still went for two double power points (one each side of the sink) which allows us to have a google home mini speaker plugged in all the time, and I can use my hairdryer and straightener whilst my partner is also charging his shaver, without having to unplug/plugin. I also have a feature tile behind my vanity/mirror however still don't feel the white power points stand out that much. You could always change the face of the power point later if you think they look ugly? Hope this has helped. Kind Regards, Carol

Hi Tina. This house has Dune on fascias and edge of deck and down pipes. Timber wall is Pebble Grey or it might be grey pebble. It’s a dull day so looks darker. A slightly darker grey to Pebble is Heifer. Both tone well with Dune. If you go to paint shop look them up in the Dulux atlas, ask staff. Not available on sample cards. If you have rough bricks consider getting them bagged before painting. Makes it a bit smoother but still shows mortar lines.

Where are they to be attached? I too was thinking lanterns suit a verandah but are those log walls? Even if the lanterns can be installed I'm not sure they'd look right? So I'm thinking maybe bunkers.