Give it some time and more knowledgeable people will come and answer. I know a red-taged item cannot be put in service. It would be against the law for someone to turn on your fan, or to hook up electrical service to it if it were not hooked up already. For a professional, it would likely be a licensing issue. For you, it is an outstanding violation that probably means you cannot sell your house. There is essentially a lien against your title if you continue to ignore it. These are all my guesses, based on things I have read. I googled, "What happens if I don't fix a red-tag violation in my house" and found one town said this: "Red tags must be recalled for inspection and paid, if applicable, within seven working (7) days. Failure of the contractors or owner/builders to request and receive re-inspections before proceeding with additional work may result in disciplinary action or a fine against the contractor or owner/builder." If you live in an incorporated city or village, go to the website, there is likely a FAQ with lots of info and maybe your question is answered. If you are not in an incorporated area, go to the county site - whatever governmental entity sent out the inspector. See if you can figure out the answer. Or just call the permit office and ask what happens when a red tag is ignored.

The toilet is awfully crowded. And that’s the most used component in any bathroom, together with the sink (I hope together!) . It needs to be the center of at least a 36”x 66” clear, unobstructed, space. It should not be an afterthought because you are placement favoring the least used component in a bathroom. Design anything around how you really use it, not the fantasy of how you think you might use it.

I love the lighting. the shower curtain was in one color but of course it’s hard to know if a fabric color online will be the same. the seatch does come in the lighter color you saw, Design Interior South, but it looks so washed out. mom wondering if it was a bad sample and I thought of calling them ...the shower curtain isn’t the best for the spot and I haven’t used it so I may pack it up and send it back. I had just hung it for photos. Plus the linen material isn’t practical for that bathroom .. but the style is so cute. no I did not price that out yet but plan to.!!! i like your taste Design Intetior South!! Thank you Home Chef!! I am going to try that product....I had tried baking soda (my fave “go to”!)but it didn’t work...

On a budget and prefer to minimize cleaning? Consider a thick clear shower curtain liner treated for mold/mildew only -- forego the additional curtain that helps block light and air (needed to enable drying the space). As to the rest, keep it simple. Unnecessary accessories are not decoration, they're clutter. Stick with stainless steel to the extent possible for hinges, door knobs, faucets as well as towel rods, ttissue holders, toothbrush and hair dryer holders -- preferably all attached to the wall. Aluminum that also will not rust is a good second choice. Chrome and/or glass would not rust either. http://cmepub.com/product/bibnglo-hair-dryer-holder-wall-mount-hair-blow-dryer-holder-space-aluminum-hanging-rack-organizer-for-hair-dryer-toothbrush-towel-rack-bathroom-accessories-storage-organizer-with-cup/ Avoid straw/fabric baskets and ceramics. Avoid items that need to set atop the counterspace -- leave that clear for your guests to have a place to set their toiletries. An accessory that is also a necessity -- one that can make or break the space: Do choose a trash can with a lid with foot control. Trash should NOT be seen. https://www.google.com/search?q=Stainless+steel+bathroom+trash+can&client=firefox-b-1-d&source=lnms&tbm=shop&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjnkbyk46zqAhW3gnIEHQtcB-UQ_AUoAXoECBQQAw&biw=1366&bih=654#sgro=om&spd=16503686925006431228  While stainless steel might cost you a little more now, especially if you buy it in an "upscale shop" rather than a big box store, it is very likely you will never need to replace it again ... and what is your cleaning time worth. An efficient space will be a more attractive modern space. Art -- what works for your space -- is a purely personal choice. What do you want to invest (for decoration purposes only) in a space that has great potential to damage anything that is susceptible to dampness -- such as a framed picture? https://www.touchofclass.com/coastal-tranquility-metal-wall-sculpture-multi-metallic/p/B164-001/