Floor plan bathroom design Neunau 9 sqm in L-shape

Not helping the woman. The dimensions of the bathroom are not fully visible. It's like pulling teeth.

Unfortunately, I don't have more detailed measurements .. ☺️ But thanks for the nice reply ;-)

I don't see a big problem with the planning at all.
The 1m wall is sufficient as a splash guard in my opinion. I currently shower with a half-height wall and we are seriously considering not installing the glass that's supposed to go on top because actually nothing really splashes anywhere. So unless you’re wildly reckless when showering, the whole splash discussion around walk-in showers is, in my opinion, more of a theoretical concept than a practical problem. I speak from experience with 2 houses with walk-in showers. Maybe we just shower very calmly, no idea.

There is also a bathtub in the bathroom, and for the small square footage and the L-shape, I think it is arranged well. There are blinds for the floor-to-ceiling window. Pipi with a view, I could imagine worse. ;)

I also don’t know what’s supposed to be too narrow about the dressing room, and not everyone needs a ballroom in the bedroom. :)

Unfortunately, I don't have any exact measurements .. ☺ But thanks for the nice reply ;-)

I would think about that if I were you. You're building a house for tens of thousands of euros but don't even know the measurements. I don't see it as such a big deal with the shower either. In this case, a small splash guard would be usual. That should be enough.

That would all be too tight for me, just to blindly tick off the must-haves of the time. This narrow corridor of the dressing room as an entrance is really not my thing at all. I would rather plan a spacious bedroom and an even more spacious bathroom than such cramped chambers.

I have to admit, I feel the same. In the first post, I still thought: certainly a house that, besides a pantry, a window seat, and too narrow a dressing room, now also absolutely needs, next to the walk-in shower, the latest trend, the freestanding tub in a 9! Nine-sqm bathroom with floor-to-ceiling windows. And lo and behold: the dressing room has barely 70/80cm of movement space between the cabinets.
Sorry, Gini, but it is a big mistake to want everything tight. But if it makes you happy?! I’ll take a closer look :)

No helping the lady. The bathroom dimensions are not fully visible.
It’s like pulling teeth.

Well, just take the 163cm length of the shower and the just over 9 sqm room size. This isn’t your first time doing this, you can do it!


if the toilet at the window already irritates you, even without neighbors, then you won’t feel comfortable with the window otherwise. I would never plan a floor-to-ceiling window where people walk around naked. Neighbors or not.
A washbasin or the person standing there is best served when the window is beside the mirror. Then you don’t cast shadows on yourself and can do without harsh mirror lighting, which would have to be brighter than daylight to cancel out shadows. That should possibly have priority.
A window at the toilet is great, since you probably spend the quietest time there enjoying the view. However, here you are very much on display, not because of the window, but because of other residents.
The position of the window relative to the toilet and washbasin thus ensures that in a 4-person household, the bathroom light needs to be turned on about 20 times less often.
The 163.5 cm niche, well, that should have been noticed already in planning; not much is possible there.
I’m throwing in two examples without comment

Unfortunately, I don’t have exact measurements .. ☺

For your own house you should know the measurements, or at least have looked them up or measured yourself somewhere. Otherwise, you can’t plan either.

I would think about that in your place. You're building a house for tens of thousands of euros but don't even know the dimensions.

I don't find any missing dimensions here (see post #4). But I find it clumsy that the OP only shows the bathroom here. Individual rooms are always difficult to assess, and perhaps the whole could be better subdivided differently ...

I can't find any missing measurements here (see post #4).

Oh, well then enlighten me. What are these 2 measurements:

Well, just take the 163 cm length of the shower and the just under 9 sqm room size. This isn't your first time doing this, you can do it!

Excuse me? It's not going to come to that that I extrapolate the measurements here for the OP. You always say: No arms - no cookies. But I find your first example quite good. :)