Experience with countertop basins?

The purpose of two sinks - whether with separate or connected cabinets - is precisely that you don’t have to wait for the other person to finish. Without parallel use, this "two-lane" setup isn’t necessary (???)

That’s exactly what I mean. It doesn’t make sense for us. We only need one sink.

It will probably be a Villeroy & Boch Venticello – so no above-counter basin. We were just at Reuter.

We only need one sink.

Oh, then I would rather reduce the size of the bathroom than the bedroom for the dressing room.

Oh, then I would rather reduce the bathroom than the bedroom for the dressing room.

Not possible.

We are planning the bathtub with whirlpool function and the necessary width for the technology where the double sink is drawn in the floor plan. Something like "awesome spot for a cool tub".

The washbasin is then to be roughly centered on the partition wall to the dressing room.

...yo, 11ant. I agree. One shaves before the party and the stubble floats in the shared lake, and the other wants to wash their face again, etc. Or in the morning, one brushes their teeth and the other also wants to use the sink, I don’t like that very much...

You have to endure something like that for the next 25? years, which might still be a tolerable compromise now. Usage habits can also change over such a long period.

But with exclusive, separate use, of course you can do that. Or if there is no more space, then it obviously can’t be done differently.

But a new bathroom is always exciting and fun, like the new kitchen )

For 90-120 cm sinks, where is the problem? And in 25 years, one should consider a redesign [emoji6]

We really don't need to go into that in detail. We don't want two sinks and don't need any either. This topic is probably the easiest to decide on in the whole house construction.