I have river rock throughout my bathroom floor and love (most people do - they take their shoes off to try it) the way it feels underfoot. It never gets as cold as ceramic tile, I've found - no barefoot shock in the morning. No problems cleaning it either. Installing a snap too - just prepared to spend a ton of time on the grouting step, and cleaning up after. Got mine at naturalstoneoutlet .com - pleasant experience.

My vanity has no drawers, so I have a tall cabinet with open shelves to one side and a smaller, vanity height cabinet with a door on the other side. I keep everythign in dedicated baskets on the shelves. All OTC meds go in one, Toothbrushes, toothpaste-all oral hygiene items go in another. One to hold lotions, cremes, anything you apply to your body. One holds hair related things that I don't use all the time-straightener, extra boxes of color. A smaller basket holds hair ties, clips etc. I have a large vessel my DD1 made in HS that stores hair brushes, combs, blow dryer, etc. It sits on the counter. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc are in a basket. I keep my make up and personal grooming things in an over the toilet cabinet. I store tubed items, pencils, brushes-anything with a longer handle in pretty highball glasses. Nail utensils are in another. Small, pretty baskets hold make up, manicure items, cotton balls...I have small containers for groups of like items. I hate having to dig to get to what I want, so if I group them by like items, it's easier to find. I keep my medications in a basket that I have near my chair in the family room-I take them with my morning coffee-but if you have some you take at night, keep a pretty basket in the bathroom. In the other bathroom (DH uses that one) I have decorative jars to hold/hide his contact lens stuff, grooming items and in the cabinet I keep plastic containers that hold first aid things, extra hair products, his personal grooming things-deodorant, after shave, etc. I really hate to see things out in the open, so generally the only things on the counters in the bathrooms are the soap dispensers.

Usually a bathroom leak comes from either the tub drain shoe or the shower pan. I don't know if this is done anymore but one way that was used to figure out where the leak is coming from is to put let's say blue food dye in the shower and run the water. If your ceiling below has a blue leak, then you know where it's coming from. If there's no leak, then you can try red food dye in the bathtub. If your leak on the living room ceiling turns red, then you know it's from the tub. When you are testing the tub, the heaviest person in the house should stand in it. We had the same thing happen to us with water pouring through the ceiling from the upstairs bath. It didn't happen when I took a bath - only when my DH took a bath. That's because he weighed just enough more to lower the tub shoe to the point that it would leak! Weird, right?

I am not a fan of urinals in houses, but as for reasons... The guys will understand. I can use a squat toilet fairly comfortably although I don't really like them. However, the one you posted is fairly posh, seen a few of these... It is an odd experience when you are positioned between two buddies who are trying to pass stuff back and forth. Once had someone offer me a snack... I declined.