Frame and fixtures in Stainless steel, doors and boards of MDF would be suitable... Also, PVC is a durable option.

Following are my comments : 1.Buying cheaper branded sanitary fittings is only possible when you buy the same in bulk quantities. But I would like to highlight that these are one of the most important fixtures in the stated space. Don't compromise on the quality of it if you want them to survive the long run.(You can go for the Jaquar continental series or change to Parryware) You can certainly compromise on the WC & the WB since even brands like Somany give good ceramic fixtures at relatively low cost. There you can save your bucks. 2. I haven't worked on PVC vanity but can comment that marine ply cabinets also stand well for the wear and tear. 3. You can go ahead with just the glass partition avoiding the cubicle door. 4. Yes you can but the selection should be on the lighter side of the colour palette so that the bathroom should not look more claustrophobic due to its small size(2 m x 3.5m which is normal in today's real estate market in mumbai). Ar. Amol Bhopi AVB Architecture Mumbai 71.

Rajbir, You can select a close match, in another brand, to the diverter. It shouldn't make much difference as diverter usually is not very distinctive piece. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.

try the ones which can be directly fixed into the wall if your plumbing has not been done yet. if it has been done according to traditional style, suggest you to use the one that touches the wall behind throughout. if u leave space or if the commode has a foot, then dirt will accumulate near the foot and cleaning it well becomes a hassle. try anything that sticks completely to the wall. the brand doesn't matter much as most of them are manufactured well and have guarantees and warrantees.