challenging! i think a separate toilet and vanity area and bath/laundry works better and allows for multiple person occupancy but, measurements are critical so, a toilet shortest front to back leaves more leg room and an extra big drop in handbasin would look best in the bathroom instead of a laundry tub and what about an old fashioned shower curtain instead of a glass screen if you like the big bathtub with shower instead of a walk in super wide shower with glass screen. The scale of the laundry/bath wall cabinets will fit best (and have more storage for linen, laundry supplies and shampoo etc) if you use a 30cm deep kitchen wall cabinet (with mirror doors) instead of the usuall medicine cabinet depth The tall skinny cabinet in the vanity area should just fit an ironing board and skinny vacuum cleaner with linen under the small drop in (makes the bench more spacious) handbasin ...The doorway into the vanity area has no door, although an in-wall slider would be OK coming from the toilet side, a swinging door would just be in the way...the two windows in the bathroom are placed to maximise ventilation and should be no more than 75cm wide and 120cm tall (frosted glass?) Careful choice of fittings should have everything fitting in OK, good luck with it

What you have created is a beautiful clean open space. But that is only the foundation. Now what is needed is you. You need to inject your personality and your family’s into the space. For nowhere do I see anything that tells me who lives there. And this is something you can add to as you live and use the space - in effect turning a gorgeous room into a home. Perhaps a vase of flowers on table or photos on sideboard or yes perhaps eventually changing mirror to a piece of art that grabs you. The trick is to not rush this stage. Live with the room and gradually add items you love to personalise it as yours. You have created a beautiful backdrop now it just needs you.

Hi Clare, What a lovely property you have secured for yourselves in a fabulous part of the world! I agree with above whoever said...live in the house for 12 months first before doing anything. then ensure you have plan for the whole house so as you do not spend money on one bit then wreck it later to change your minds to a much better plan. Having said that: the first Issue I see is that from the kitchen you cannot see into the garden at the back. It is a very common fault with homes that present to the street ie living rooms entered first and bedrooms private at the rear. All good except we do not live in the front and when you have a beautiful sunny aspect in the rear THAT is where you want to be. Not knowing how many people big or little, will be abiding here, it is hard to go further but it presents to me to make the bar the ensuite (as someone suggested above) pinch space for robe and enjoy a quiet living area on the top level. The laundry could be brought up to where the kitchen is now. Make a room with by fold doors of the area at front where meals area is now for fourth bed/ study. put new kitchen in master bed area and open all the master bed, spa room, play/study plus the family room now to the garden and the sun. Very easy from here to sit and rearrange it all! It really depends what you WANT, how many will be here, how often you have house guests etc etc...…. If you would like more assistance please do not hesitate to contact me and I wish you all the best. Cheers Margot 0419 348 546

Thabks all the tiles are actually a fireplace so they go top to bottom seems is or second from the top are what most people lean towards but i do get the voncerb aboyt possible green with the second hmmmm so difficult