Bathroom redesign extra cheap & washing machine connection

Curry was totally trendy once.

The sloping roof new, toilet seat new and paint the tiles only when bored

The floor tiles are really cool. I would paint the wall tiles [Polarweiß]. In the kitchen, I would paint the floor tiles black or gray and the cabinets white or gray. But not both gray.

The sink does not have to be removed, cabinet to the right or left of the sink or oven cabinet removed and put the washing machine there. Hose can go in the baseboard to the sink cabinet.

In the "red" bathroom, if you do not want to use the bathtub, why not rebuild with wood or something similar to have storage space there. On top, then another shelf with a back panel. Then you might also risk painting the rest of the tiled wall or simply cladding it with thin wooden panels.

The floor looks good and is even modern again. The existing tiles can be covered, for example, with nice light tiles over tiles. It would even look good with the existing floor. I would also install a concealed cistern toilet. And under the new tiles, you can also easily lay cables or pipes. For example, for a washing machine connection. If there are light wall tiles, it looks top.

If you paint or foil the old tiles, which will always look shoddy, then tiling over tiles is also out of the question.

I actually find the floor in the bathroom quite chic, I can live with that. If I get bored (without high priority) I might lay vinyl over it, if not it's OK. I think I'll paint the tiles, yes. Some light color. We'll see, there's inspiration online. Does anyone have tips on a brand for tile paint that lasts well?

Can I also paint the sink? It's curry brown too, it's really nasty. :D

Oh, about the kitchen I expressed myself poorly - I actually want to put the washing machine on that other wall (in front of the window), and the dryer, and just lay hoses over there very unprofessionally if that's possible. But I don't know if/how that works with the washing machine's wastewater, there has to be a slope.

Alternatively, there are still 2 washbasins in the other bathroom, it would also be conceivable to remove both old sinks and put in a new sink (then I wouldn't have to paint them either), and put the washing machine next to it.

A washing machine pumps, there doesn't have to be a slope.

In the bathroom, I find the wall tiles awesome and the floor tiles yuck.

But honestly, I wouldn't invest a penny there.

Except maybe wall paint