Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Yes, we found the TK didn't give enough room for items, despite having a large medicine cabinet and a wire shelf - both above the toilet that came with the RV when we bought it (used).  We wanted things inside the shower and/or reachable above the sink.

In our TK, we installed this clear shelf.  We attached this with command strips (using a fair amount of the larger ones ) so we could move it around as we figured things out (and so the next owner had choices as we are only using this RV for a few years) - the strips hold it well.
The shelf holds things like a hairbrush and other small items used daily.
You could easily add two of these, they come in different widths.

The shaving cream can, which is heavier, goes on the sink (it will only hold a couple tall skinny items).  Heavy items are too much for the shelf unless it is screwed into the shower wall (using a sealant to prevent any water getting in around the screw).

We added a shaving mirror - at the level nice for DH to use for shaving.
The mirror holds one shaver.  Note: The "anti fog" mirror does get foggy, but just spray some water on it and it works well enough.

Right now the shelf is about 1' above the sink - below the shaving mirror.  But I want to move it above the shaving mirror (close to top of the head level).  It is clear so it would be easy to see what you are grabbing for and still in easy reaching distance.  This would give more room for the items on the sink (a little tight with the shelf down low).

We have two of these command hooks, placing them fairly close together to hold a shaver for the second person.  They are off to the side of the mirror.

On the right wall, above the sink, we put shower and soap dispenser. The 3 dispensers worked for us, but you can get it in 1 or 2 compartments also.  This meant no big bottles in the shower.
This is lower to the sink, and there is not quite enough room to put your hand  under it without being conscious of the shaving cream on the sink (works, but it would be nicer a couple inches higher).  Room is needed to get a hand underneath to catch the products while not bumping into anything on the sink at that area (we can do that in our current configuration but you have to pay attention to what you are doing)  and still be short enough to easily pour items into the top of the dispenser compartments to fill it back up.  Note:  This could be put in a different location, for us, because we wanted the mirror centered we figured on the right wall was easier.  Having it by the shower head/faucet handles is very nice - rinse, soap up, rinse - no need to turn around or reach to some odd spot for the soap/shampoo.

All items got installed with command strips, so we could figure placement out as we used them.  I suggest that, as I decided I want to move that shelf and we might also move the soap dispenser up a little once the shelf is moved up.

Jane

One item I'll mention re: the dinette in the MB.    We had a '94.   When we ordered, we asked for cupboard doors (to match the kitchen cabinets) on the ends of the under seat cabinets.    Made them so much more useful, rather than having to lift the cushions and wooden bases to access that space.     When we ordered our '06 RB we did the same.   I've looked at the photo but can't see if there is a cabinet door.    In both LD the floors of the cabinets were carpeted.    Maybe LD has incorporated the cabinet doors over the years.    Several changes have happened through the years as a result of such requests. 
Best wishes,
JuliW

Is the dinette seat cabinet door still an unofficial option?