Bathroom planning in new construction (parent + children bathroom)

I think that will cause a problem with the towel holders again. The question is also how long the washbasin is or should be.

Currently, we have selected this one: Pro S Set Base 1200 mm (864963), so 120cm wide.

The towels next to the bathtub would bother me less than next to the toilet, but of course there must be space for that.

It's just a matter of taste.
It's not an outhouse and nowhere near as disgusting as one might imagine. Ideally, the lid is even down.
Since no guest actually uses it, I would see it as no big deal. Whether the toilet is right next to the washbasin or next to the bathtub.
Personally, I would prefer the bathtub, because I or my wife might lie in it about 3 times a year.

What would bother me more about the toilet next to the bathtub is that it is directly opposite the door. So if another person comes in while using the toilet, you are immediately on display.

I once tried very amateurishly to move the bathtub and toilet:



In my opinion, there is no way around shortening the shower wall in the master bathroom a bit (already done), as it becomes very tight to access the shower otherwise. For this, I took 11 cm of length from the shower in the children's bathroom and gave an additional 11 cm of width in both the master and children's bathrooms. However, it could become tight in the children's bathroom, and at the washbasin, it would still be tight :/

So -- no ... I'm not a fan of partition walls etc., I actually always find them silly, but the toilet next to the bathtub and in the spot where you would actually want to have your head, that's something you should definitely avoid under all circumstances.

I agree though, the towel radiator should rather be at the top right of the window according to the plan, and ideally the window maybe 50 cm more to the left according to the plan.

Moving the window would rather not be optimal, as it would significantly disturb the appearance from the outside in the entrance area.

I would be more bothered by the toilet next to the tub because it is then directly opposite the door. So if another person comes in while you are using the toilet, you are literally on display.

But it's always just the partner who comes in there. Whether I sit directly in front of the door when it opens or next to him when he wants to brush his teeth, I don't really see that as a criterion. But anyway, I am generally against having a toilet in the bathroom.