Bathroom renovation 8 sqm in timber frame house built in 1986

Here is my suggestion. Maybe that was also what @ypg meant.

Yes, something like that. Where you drew an asymmetrical tub: you can really play with the diagonal overall and then also transfer it to the washbasin. That loosens everything up a bit and brings dynamics. I have the feeling that Sandra and Thilo are not so amused by what they see as the boring tube. I somehow always like the clean rectangle for the bathroom.

Can you please clarify where the mistake is? See the red marking in post #18.

In my opinion, it should be something like this. You can then leave the shower door open while showering.

Here something completely different. Glass cabin?

Thank you for the input, I was on the go and hadn't had time to respond yet. Regarding the dimensions, I measured again in reality: The small wall of the current shower is now included here in the plan, I would rather remove it in the version with the toilet or shower in the corner.

Here is my suggestion. Maybe this was also what meant.



I copied the draft into the construction plan and marked in red where there are deviations. That's about 50 cm. Blue is the shower curtain variant.

Yes, the room is a bit shorter, i.e. the shower is positioned a bit further forward and to the right directly at the entrance door there is a small wall extension of 40 cm. That is why the entrance to the bathroom currently feels a bit tight. That is also one of the reasons why I actually don't want to have the shower there.