How do I bathroom / kitchen / extension? etc.

or if no pocket door, bifolds like this will give more space
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smLNd_97Kmo

Decent size. Mine was originally 3.4 x 2.6 I think and we split that into two rooms with ease.
Gimme a sec...

that looks like a finger trap for the sprogs :(

Yep exactly - as @chrisbmx116 says opening door onto shower is a it awks + with kids could be smashy smashy

the door opens the other way - away from the glass

less of a safety concern but the pocket door would open up that wall quite nicely...

Ah sorry my bad. Worth a discussion as I think it would mean you could have a nice full length mirror etc there

Possibly a better layout. More distinct wet and dry areas.

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playing around with texture and colours for the bathroom

option2

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https://www.instagram.com/joetenderloin/guide/stair-cases/17909656970129196/?

Can people see this?

yep

email me one of these please

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Haven’t had a pie from Brisbane road in a while but had one from Robins & Son last weekend. Proper grub

Cool. Weird that you can’t share saved items on IG but can now make these collections shareable.

I ended up needing to move several of these rolls yesterday so they wouldn’t get nicked. I hurt all over today.

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You’ve made the incorrect choice of bevelled subway tiles.

Followed.

Definitely keen on unbevelled. Not all those tiles have bevels!

Does anyone have a view on this en suite shower room design? The shower cubicle has a 'hinged return' shower door which is basically a narrow door that swings inward rather than outwards - I'm not sure of the benefits of this vs a decent sliding door or just a fixed 'walk-in' enclosure...

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I had one of those things - they do stop some spray onto the floor but also get dirty etc - I wouldn’t spec one again personally and just have a mat on the floor when showering (especially as you have a towel rail).

I think built in shower shelves are a great idea - otherwise storing shower bottles is a pita.

Boiler in the top LH? Maybe build it in and turn into a corner storage? Or build out that whole wall so you have a shelf, hidden toilet cistern etc think @chrisbmx116 did something like that

I’d also vote for building out the wall and concealing everything in it. So much recessed storage possibility.

I think if you’re going for a bolder terrazzo like that, then a more subtle wall tile maybe

Christ how much is lead these days? Our roofer left a load at ours, luckily inside, with a view to finishing the job when the velux arrives.

A fortune like all other metals

think we're going for this one now

https://boutiquestone.co.uk/product/ravello-terrazzo

paired with a flat white metro tile. Whatever is left untiled will be painted in a shade we'll choose once the tiling is all done

Don’t go terrazzo effect, it never quite looks right.
Real terrazzo or something else.