this pic is from another thread on this forum. but for that fake blue tile wall, can I just use adhesive and put a standard shower surround over the wall. obviously id clean it as well as I could and rough up if that would be needed. once I finally do my shower stall I know I cannot take down that tub wall because it was a mess with a sledgehammer to take out all the shower stuff. and if I put tile in the stall then used a hammer to rip out the tub walls id worry about shower stall issues with new tile. and I have to finish the one thing before I start the other. heck should I maybe do the tub surround first? I have no other bathroom to shower though so would have to be done in a day. however I don't know what to do about that excess wall you see coming out from the tub. I don't have that one foot of wall on the other side of the tub I do not want to take out the tub and as far as the next owners not liking a blue tub, too bad. :) I may paint the upper walls blue to match if I can. unsure yet and no I don't have that shower done yet. still thinking about ideas and how to do it but leaning towards trying tile myself.

Hi all I'm new :-) I was hoping to get some ideas for this corner: [ATTACH]51695[/ATTACH] Right now it's just storage... and a little playtime corner as well.... as you can see :-) What I really wanna do is make it a bit more useful.. I'd like to add a fridge to the corner and integrate it a bit more into the rest of the kitchen. But just removing everything and sticking a fridge in the corner isn't really ideal.. But if adding a fridge what else would you suggest I consider? Worktop? cabinets? It isn't the biggest of kitchens so I need to make sure it won't feel all cramped... I know you'd probably want to see the rest to get an idea but I only have the above image right now. The corner is 160cm(5.2 feet) (where the radiator is) by 260 cm(8.2 feet) to the door. I'm hoping you guys might have some good ideas or photos that I can use :-) Kindest regards all the way from Denmark :-) Martin