@wuff -- I bought mine a few months ago while on a trip to the USA. It wasn't on holiday and had limited shopping time, which left me with empty luggage space to fill :-). I visited a discount/surplus items store and got them cheap! I'd been looking for months for some, but nothing I saw here came close to the heavy-quality metal of the ones I bought. They're made by a company called Seville Classics. Here's a link to their website page: https://www.sevilleclassics.com/kitchen_counter_top_organizer Following my return to Oz, I emailed the company enquiring about availability in Australia. I never received a reply. Much to my surprise, I recently discovered that Howards Storage World is now selling them. Here's the link: http://www.hsw.com.au/index.php?product&id_prod=6558&id_cat=106&id_dept=510#.VcDbmSkbA5s The one available at HSW is as shown in my earlier photos and is different to the ones I have. I'm not sure if the thickness of the metal is the same. Kind of hard to tell when I didn't have mine with me at HSW. Items are so much easier to access than if they were stacked. Best part is that others in the house have no excuse about putting items back into these organising racks. Here's a link showing the Seville products being sold by HSW. http://www.hsw.com.au/?product=&search=seville&op=search_products&x=0&y=0

Oh this is a tricky one. But what a beautiful outlook from your shower! i love the idea of both the red gum shelf either side of the vanity, I would also have him knock up and overhead cubby that runs the length of that same wall, and position them on top of your mirrored cabinet. This way you can place some nice baskets, maybe three cubbies for three baskets to keep all the awkward things in, hair dyer, styling stuff, they would come in very handy. i would also try to install opposite the toilet, a narrow cabinet, around 250mm-300mm, and have it full depth (600) but with the door facing the shower, so the side panel....would still be a plain wall to install towel rails, but the door would allow you to store a dozen towels, toilet paper rolls and all your shampoos etc.. Pit would mean sitting on the toilet is a little closer, but try to place something there and gets end to it, because the amount you'd gain in a useble space, would be worth it. good luck ML

Hi Jody, I'm working on a laundry project at the moment and we have a few different storage options. One that is very functional is a hamper on wheels or casters. Here is a photo for your reference- The main reason why we chose this is so that you can easily separate your colours using a couple of them, and easily wheel it from room to room as well as to the washing machine. For my project, the wheel hampers placed behind cupboard doors and wheeled out when required. Good luck for your project!

Hi Karina. Haha very funny re your art piece, KitchenAid! Baking is so much fun; I'm a baker from way way back, and you learn by just jumping in and doing it. About the height of your combined dining/bench table, it's pretty important to have a height that's comfortable for you whilst you work. I'm tall and my family is too, so we had the benchtop height built higher so we are not getting backaches from constantly having to bend over to work. It's really more important for the one who does all or most of the cooking & baking to be comfortable as you can spend long periods of time reading and working out recipes, then putting it all together. Likewise, if you are shorter, choose a table that suits you. Best wishes and keep us posted.