You could consider ripping out the shower base and tiling the existing 830 wide and extend that all the way to the existing bathroom wall at the opposite end of the bathroom wall. It would create one wall at an angle but with a seamless glass shower screen and a new tiled floor and walls it wouldn't look out of place. That would allow far better body manoeuvring in the shower.

I spent so much time considering this for our bathroom reno and came to the conclusion that:- - If you have plenty of space and need lots of storage, go for a floor standing vanity. - If you don't have much space, select a wall hung vanity - as it will be easier to clean underneath in a small area and gives the illusion of more space.

Hi Stacy, as you are building this is the right time to install what suits you and the space. Sconce lighting at eye level is the perfect position for putting on makeup, if this is where you do put on your makeup. So you want to keep this area uncluttered. Will you use the tower for medicine and other 'unglamorous' supplies? If so, you'll probably want them hidden so cabinets behind the mirror would be a good option. However, if you want a tower to display lovely items, could you recess a tower to your specifications in the wall? Now is the time to measure the space and design a solution that fits your lifestyle. Good luck. Cheers, Penelope

what a great house and make sure you salvage those fabulous plants near the front door...these new plans rotate the bathroom but you'll notice that the difference in size in this direction and the view from the main hallway is why i didn't include them in my original suggestion and means that the vanities will have to be smaller and the doors open against the only towel hanging space so could be better to use cavity sliders again which is a challenge with plumbing in those walls i've also included new windows as teh single windows will be a problem with the new internal walls ...the original vanity cabinets were two x 1200 wide, the showers 900 deep x width of the room and bath 750 x the width of the room..but studying the whole house plans it's difficult to understand teh correction dimensions of the original kitchen...is the measurement 3.65m x 3.65 or 3800 x 4000 and is the 4m allong the length or across the width of the building?? btw i have to suggest (having recently completed a major renovation on a 1952 home with similar colourful old renovations) that most of the plumbing and wiring needed to be replaced and this is the best opportunity to make improvements and i suggest that you plan the whole house renovation even if you prefer to do the work in sections eg is the old kitchen the best place for the new ensuites?? but you need to double check the dimensions on the plans as they're not consistent and even a few cms can make a difference to options...will look forward to your ideas for the rest of the house