Kitchen size would dictate, but I find shelving, provided it is not too deep, is more accessible than sliding units. I also live with people who don't know how to close things.

There are a lot of companies that do flat pack units but will also install for you. I had these units made for our rumpus/media room (flat pack) and the top was our dining room table that was too large for our current dining room but loved the recycled ash. I am sure there would be companies that do this all over Australia.

I wasn't entirely sure I understood what an authentic industrial style was. It's interesting to know it has particular elements but is not limited only by those same elements, but can embrace other elements or styles. Educational article-thanks!

Kate Recess cabinet, t 90mm frame +6.5 mm villaboard +10mm tile + 2mm adhesive =about 105 mm Leaving about 40mm over the vanity Against 130/140 mm over vanity, and over basin? around 1/4 of basin Centered basin Always work from your finished bathroom back to design implications. Basin dia about 400.?..Vanity 900 . leaving 250 mm clear either side + basin curve on either side and If you are still unsure, draw out a Full Size, mock-up on a piece of thin/scrap plywood or paper, Leave overnight/day or so, discuss Shelves/cabinets over Toilet I personal dislike shelves/cabinets over the toilet, under any circumstances, stuff will be bumped and fall Have you considered an inwall cistern?