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This is my reference sheet for my current build... https://www.pinterest.co.uk/eightarmedpet/bathroom-v2/
I'm going pink and brass and creating a utility room from a slice of the bathroom which is going to be a bright orange corridor in. -
Do some drawings (or get someone to) internal elevations +plan are sufficient - really helps plan stuff out and juggle finishes (what tiles , where etc). If that person is also qualified in interiors/ architecture they might bring additional aesthetic ideas help with products finishes etc. - then work with a plumber /builder . This is a service specialist bathroom peeps might offer in house in the way that kitchen sheds do. Dunno. Alternatively - make a Pinterest - order some samples you fancy and a tape measure and stand in the room with a sharpie and draw on the walls to figure it all out. Advantage of having a base drawing - however simple - is that you can start costing m2 areas for expensive things like terrazo /cork /marble/ drawing on walls is well fun tho 😜
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ms_com likes bold colours, and is coming round to the idea of cork. I need to rip out the old shower cubicle to see what damage has been done to the floor/joist from the old leak. Outside of the shower, under the lino looks like perfectly serviceable floorboards. But not pretty ones, so I would imagine some kind of low maintenance floor covering.