Cost calculation for our bathroom - is 6000K for equipment realistic?

We completely threw out the junk that was included in the house standard (there was a solid €1400 credit) and then ordered directly from the sanitary supplier for €15k. Still missing are mirrors, lamps, flooring, small items. The bathroom is 26 m2. A more expensive option would have been possible, but we set ourselves a rough limit.

Let's break it down: Tiles: Tiles are additionally needed for the floor-to-ceiling showers and the freestanding tub. Stainless steel strips as well as some pedestals and additional pre-walls... The walk-in showers were offered by our general contractor as a complete extra (because of screed, walls, tiles, and sealing) for 700. (4 years ago) just as a guideline. The drain channel was not included yet (about 500€) Rainshower is also not included in the package, usually only simpler shower fittings. In terms of design, there are also nice and high-quality options in the cheaper price range. The effect, whether cheap or expensive, is in my opinion only recognizable with the combination of tiles. Better choose higher-quality tiles, then the fittings can be somewhat cheaper. This also applies to the fixtures. Washbasins with drawers are expensive. If I were you, I would check out Ikea or display pieces. Mirrors also add up, but those are two extras that are not included in the sanitary budget anyway. Yes, and whether your flush plate on the toilet has to be made of plastic, stainless steel, or come from a designer is not a question at 4 or 6000, that category is to be placed between 14,000-60,000. Our simple duo bathtub in 180 cm length has cost over 2000, by the way.

I also think that the 6000 is likely to be tight. But a washbasin doesn't necessarily have to cost 6000 euros on its own... It really depends on the quality and brands you choose. Our two washbasins together cost 1000 euros. We find them nice, the quality is good. They probably won't last 20 or even 30 years - and they aren't supposed to, I'd rather renovate the bathroom after 15 years.

Thank you very much for the feedback.

The answers correspond to our expectations.
In addition to the 6000 EUR already included in the GU offer, we have currently parked 15000 EUR; then we would have 21000 EUR for the bathrooms just for the equipment (tiles, as mentioned, will come separately anyway).

I guess that should be more than enough, right?

Yes, that will be enough. There are already some luxury items in there as well.

Great, then we'll plan with 15k in addition to the 6k estimated by the [GU]; as mentioned, tiles are extra anyway (we're estimating about 100 EUR/sqm plus installation costs).

If it ends up being less, that's okay too.