Bathroom planning 14m², new build, square, two windows

, no marble, that's porcelain printed in large format, I think by Florim, by the way, that's the children's bathroom!

I also played around a bit :)

V1: Room slightly reduced, hallway extended…



V2: Door slightly shifted, see below


Definitely make sure there is space for a wardrobe behind the door. So shift the door slightly to the south.

I also played around a bit :)

V1 is brilliant. If the door can be moved, I would do it exactly like that.

I also played around a bit :)

V1: Room slightly reduced, hallway extended…

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V2: Door slightly shifted, see below

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Thanks for the new designs, there are really some good ideas included! We didn't like V2 so much because of the position of the WC/bidet, but I do like the shifted door! If the door stays on the wall, I would definitely implement it that way, even if there is only about 37cm behind the door, that's enough for a shallow tall cabinet/chest of drawers/shelf.

V1 actually solves all the room’s problems; I’m not a fan of corner bathtubs, but surely a nice model can be found. You could also take a few cm from the adjoining bedroom, that way the door/hallway could stay as they are. We will simply go to the sanitary studio next week with the collected designs, let’s see how everything can be implemented. But already, many thanks to everyone involved, you really helped us a lot! I will get back to you when there is news to report,

Best regards, Hausbaufaehig

even if you only have about 37cm behind the door, that's enough for a shallow tall cabinet/dresser/shelf.

We only have about 15 or so. But a narrow cabinet from Gormorgan/Ikea fits there, ideal for women's stuff :D

I'm not a fan of corner bathtubs, but there is surely a nice model to be found.

Me neither. But what good does it do… if it's done elegantly and not the cheapest, it also looks good. In the old house, we had this asymmetrical tub from V2: it was egg-shaped inside and somewhat deeper. Leg depth of 160x90, then extended up to one meter. Accordingly expensive, really elegant, but exactly 160 long.