Bathroom planning - How to utilize space for washbasins and cabinets

Thank you for the suggestion. However, the position of the washbasin is not optimal because you are easily visible to the neighbors at this spot. I swapped the shower with the bathtub, which makes it better and at the same time creates a bit more space for additional storage.



Furthermore, we got creative again this morning and came up with a few more proposals, partly with a smaller shower, which would probably require a glass door, but which also has some advantages.



What do you think about that?

There are many ways to line up the typical number of bathroom fixtures on the walls. The question is, what is important to you in this regard. Your shown ideas hardly reveal any commonalities. Sometimes all objects can be on all walls, sometimes the toilet is visible next to the entrance, sometimes hidden. Sometimes you stand in front of the window, sometimes not. Sometimes the shower should be open/walk-in, sometimes it becomes a cabin. And so on. Your ideas are not creative, but above all arbitrary. How do you want to come to a decision this way?

That is exactly our problem

What is important to us is a large shower that is walled and tiled on three sides. Whether the entrance is open or consists of a glass door is rather secondary. We would then depend on the overall design for that. A second important point would be that the toilet and sinks are not located on the bottom side of the plan on the wall to the bedroom.

Otherwise, we want to have enough space around all bathroom fixtures and additionally some area for a cabinet or shelf. However, this was not really given in the previous designs, which is why we created the new ones.

Here we hope for some advice and assessments on whether any no-gos or problems occur in the new designs that we have not thought of. For example, we have never had a bathtub, so we cannot really assess the different positions.

Thank you for the suggestion. However, the position of the washbasin is not optimal, as you can be easily seen by the neighbors at this spot.?

The "problem with neighbors" is planned for in advance, and then a higher window strip or blinds are chosen if necessary.

The washbasin has the optimal position when you can get ready at the mirror with natural light.

Not optimal, however, is a shower exit in front of the window or a bathtub that is set half under the window or directly by the door, so that a quiet and relaxing bath is not guaranteed [emoji6]

I actually find Yvonne’s suggestion in post 12 very good. And, windows .. you have to install some sort of privacy screen anyway, even with all your other suggestions. Because, people don’t want to be looked at while using the toilet.

Unfortunately, I find all your latest versions too random and without structure. They partly end with having a large empty spot in the middle, which again shows that you could have fitted the bathtub, shower, toilet, and washbasin in 2.4 x 3 m as well.

Thanks again for the feedback. We have decided on this version for the time being and are now going to a bathroom planner.