Bathroom planning Single-family house Parent bathroom

Why don’t you let the bathroom door open outwards? That saves a lot of space and doesn’t bother you at all. Then there’s plenty of room for a towel radiator.

We would like a bathtub in 180x75,

oops. My husband, who is 178 cm tall, fits perfectly in a 180x80. We usually sit side by side. Here is my suggestion: I would rather make a countertop with a length of 160, on which only one sink is offset, next to it a shelf on the countertop. [ATTACH alt="4633C22C-08BD-4518-86C9-B1EF1992F972.jpeg" type="full"]73554[/ATTACH] a like for the red dot in your opening post :)

Yes, we also considered the door opening outwards, but then thought that no cabinet would be placed in that spot anyway and discarded the idea for now. I like the idea from with the shower and bathtub right next to each other. I'll plan that through.

I'm also in favor of small hallways, but this "strip" in front of the stairs is a no-go! It's called parents' bathroom, so there's something for the kids too, right? Upstairs? I don't see a knee wall, so basement? Why only windows on two sides then? Is that a tower? The 2.5 m closet in the bedroom isn't great either (a bit small, in the long run). Oh right, it's about the bathroom as well... ;) Maybe move the bathtub forward, then put the toilet in the back corner, so you can place cabinets on the left and right of the double sink. If necessary, make the door 10 cm narrower...

I am also in favor of small hallways, but this "strip" in front of the stairs is a no-go!

I would probably also open the study to the stairs if the floor is a private zone. Possibly a staggered floor as the top floor?

Regarding the bathtub: Are you getting two bathtubs in the house? If not, do you really want everyone to always walk through the bedroom when they want to take a bath? If yes - why don't you save yourself one of them?