We've bought a house with a crappy master bathroom. The shower is tiny and builder grade, and the closet is too small. There's a big old garden tub in one corner taking up way too much room. So, our plan is to remove the garden tub, put a new tile shower in its place, and remove the old shower which will allow us room to expand the closet. Here is a side-by-side picture of what I'm thinking of doing. The entrance to the shower is at a diagonal (a swinging euro-style door). I added a small set of shelves in the toilet room for towels and such. [ATTACH]38121[/ATTACH] What do you think? As you can see, because I need clearance to get to the toilet area, I need a diagonal passage between the shower and closet space. Thus, I thought the best way to maximize the closet walls would be to place the entrance to the closet at that diagonal. How would you design the closet? We primarily need space for hanging clothes, but we could probably do with two shelving areas for shoes and baskets. Thanks for your advice!

Hi everyone! We're looking to update our kitchen, but we have no idea what to do about the wooden chair rail/accents. The cabinets we're getting will be white, but I think painting all of the wood white would be overkill. Does anyone have any suggestions on what wall color and wood color combinations would look good with white cabinets? Or would taking all of the wood down be a better idea? We're at a total loss! Thank you![ATTACH]38294[/ATTACH][ATTACH]38295[/ATTACH]