Bathroom Layout Decision Aid

Hey guys, I urgently need your opinion on the topic of bathroom layout. There are just so many possibilities. The two options that I like best right now I have attached here as pictures. Each time the floor plan of the upper floor and a rendering. Can you tell me which one you like better? Or if you basically have other ideas, feel free to share!

A little info: [oben ist Osten]. The position of the sun in the renderings shows morning sun.

Thank you very much!

Mmh, to be honest, I don’t like either of them. In the first one, the toilet is directly opposite the wet area. I find that very annoying because you get wet feet on the toilet. In the second one, I think the room is too divided. Even though it’s nice and big, it feels like a guest shower. I would keep trying.

I also think that the massive partitioning only leads to dividing a nice large room into two without really having a positive benefit. Rather the opposite. I would partition the shower with an L, with the WC behind it if it is planned to be hidden.

Or if you basically have other ideas, feel free to share them!

What is keeping you from a new plan?
Or even from writing a comment?

Thank you for the opinions so far. I am definitely also open to completely new ideas. (Did I write that on FB as well?) Unfortunately, I have the feeling that there simply is no perfect arrangement. There is always something.

I would separate the shower with an L, with the toilet behind it if it is planned to be hidden.

Can you briefly explain which version this refers to? I don't know right now how to position the L.

Mmh, honestly, I don't like either. In the first one, the toilet is directly opposite the wet area. I find that very annoying because you get wet feet on the toilet.
In the second one, I find the room too strongly divided. Although it is nicely spacious, it feels like a guest shower.
I would keep trying.

You are probably right there.

which version does this refer to?

Of course, neither of the two. When planning a bathroom, you don't repair. You plan anew and in one room, not in two.