Bathroom layout planning for new construction

Drew the washbasins separately because we don't like double washbasins.

But I have already recommended a double washbasin. It's a pity, I would prefer to have a double one. Unfortunately, I only have 2 separate ones myself.

I know..., but I hope I'm not the only one,... right now I'm questioning everything... just don't make the wrong decision. Panic is spreading....

By double washbasin I mean on the one hand the large sinks with two faucets and on the other hand, well, what do you call it, the sinks that are somehow connected. We have that now in our rental apartment, we don't like it anymore.

That's what I mean...

With two separate washbasins, you probably won't be doing yourselves any favors. It looks so random, unplanned, and renovated. We also have a bathroom of that size. There are two of us and we are almost never in the bathroom together, at least not while putting on makeup/brushing our teeth. We actually only have one washbasin on a 1.60-meter countertop, and I love the shelf space for decorations, towels, and stuff I need in the morning. And that's all it needs :)

I still find Yvonne's approach from post 12 very sensible


But I would possibly consider a floor-to-ceiling window on the left ... maybe the direct path from the outdoor sauna to the shower ;).

What also caught my attention is the bedroom; I would reconsider the bed position, as I don’t find it ideal that the headboard is right next to the door and there is hardly enough space on the 285 cm wall for sufficient walkway width on both sides and bedside tables.

Therefore, more like this, although it should be checked whether the window door at the bottom of the plan might need to be a bit narrower, with the one on the right then a bit wider and shifted slightly upwards in the plan.