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rinqreation Can you post a picture/drawing with doors+windows?

rinqreation My kitchen is in a 2.4x1.6meter corner. The IKEA kitchenplanner helped me out a lot.

carole great tip,also you can go on www.floorplanner.com brillant page to help you make a plan....

Dytecture Yes, need to see what your kitchen and bath look like first beforehand.

Mahmoud Hamouda it's the same of my bathroom. can u give me a plan, plz?. how can i organize it

Mahmoud Hamouda these pica are from the sides of the bathroom

rinqreation That's a bathroom in desperate need for a total makeover! What is your budget, what style do you like? Some of the questions to be answered before you start. Not much options on where to place them, it seems. Hopefully you can rotate the toilet a quarter, so a showercabin fits in.

rinqreation The option on the left is only possible if your toilet-drain can move over to the other side of the room (more natural light near the mirror). The middle would be the "easiest" one, because of the connections for water and drainage. And on the right I added a corner bath instead of a shower, which is just to show it's not such a good option (but still possible at your own risk).. I'm no designer, but this might be of some help for you.

carole i like the first and second option..but would go for the easiest!!once you have decided which it will be and all the old stuff is gone the FUN starts,new everything!!!!i would suggest open cabinet so the space looks a big as possible

rinqreation When choosing a tile, pick two colors you like (I suggest one to be white or beige since it's a small room). Stay inbetween those two colors when choosing a sink, tiles, paint. Pick a few things (such as hardware, a wooden cabinet, mirror) to stand out and give your room character.
The safest option is to go all white, but then choose different shades of white, combine different surfaces, such as glazed tile and pebble. The textures, a colorful accent tile and your cabinet-hardware combination will stop it from looking too sterile.

Mahmoud Hamouda Dear rinqreation,
thanks a lot for your kind support. i prefer the first and second ones. please can u tell me the dimensions of the bathroom.

Mahmoud Hamouda dear. plz is it good to rotate the toilet like the toilet in its pic right

rinqreation The dimensions drawn are the ones you stated, 2.2 x 2.2 meters.

rinqreation The option on the left is only possible if your toilet-drain can be moved over! This is not something that can easily be done. I suggest you pick the middle plan. Your choice. I don't know your budget or skills.
And it's okay to rotate the toilet, but no need for it if you don't want a bathtub in there.

Mahmoud Hamouda dear, thanks a lot for ur very effective and supportive ideas. i mean the dimensions of the shower cabin sorry. about my budget, please note I'm not in hurry to decorate it, so i want to do the best. if u have new good ideas, plz support me immediately. no, no need for the bathtub, i see the shower cabin is good enough. thanks very much my respectful dear

Mahmoud Hamouda i will pick the middle design as u said, but if u have new ideas, tell me.

what about colors of the walls? will it be better to be pastel or dark wall?

rinqreation You're welcome. A 90cm to 100cm square shower cabin will fit just fine. I'm out of ideas for now, not many options for the layout of your bathroom. I'll leave the rest to you, there's a lot of ideas to be found on here. Good luck!

Mahmoud Hamouda ok. thanks soooooo much