Bathroom layout arrangement

This version was more or less the original version. What I didn't like about it was the very "boring" layout. We find the arrangement with the partition wall and the shower as a niche better. Our bathroom is just somewhat awkwardly laid out.

By the way: with which program did you create the sketch?

PS: Thanks for the suggestion

If you want the shower in a niche, I would recommend a bigger one. We also have a shower in a 90 cm niche on the ground floor, but it is really small and dark (it's still under construction, it will probably get brighter ). OK, downstairs it will probably only be used sporadically anyway. It should be about 1 - 1.2 m.

I don't find the arrangement boring - we have a similar one
If you use a walk-in shower instead of the wall, everything feels bigger and friendlier

Regarding the "program": Just google "onlinebadplaner at"

thanks for the tip...

looks like we need to plan a bit longer with the arrangement...

Where is the drain planned? You can't just move the toilet anywhere you want. For the shower, as Jaydee says: plan 10 cm more on the left and right... it can be used well as a shelf. In your original plan, when you come in you look directly at the toilet (or the person using it)... not nice...! Somewhere above I read "boring." I would like to say that structured arrangements—mostly in a row—usually look more elegant because you can frame two objects quite well with tiles, which leads to more clarity. But of course, that's a matter of taste. I would now spontaneously plan the washbasin on the wall next to the toilet so that it hides the toilet. I would place the tub centrally between the exterior wall and the shower wall, but not with distance from the wall. Or the idea from earlier, the tub directly on the short side... but first have the drain clarified. Plumbers quickly say: it doesn’t work, it’s difficult, we won’t do it! And then you’re left with the fancy bathroom plan...

Depending on the drains, various options come to mind. For example, a large walk-in shower on the right side. The whole thing either fully glazed or with a half-height wall and the tub in front. But it should be clear where the drains can go. Be careful with the washbasin so that the light comes preferably from the side. The woman will appreciate it when applying makeup.