Looking for bathroom optimization

Hello,

you have exactly the same bathroom layout as we are planning. A few days ago, I asked about widths for this L-solution. The show home from Rensch-Haus, the Rensch-Haus Avenio in Cologne, also has such a bathroom, and it can also be visited virtually.

Best regards
Sabine

hm, how deep is the window? If it is not floor-to-ceiling, then I would consider placing the bathtub underneath (in the corner where the toilet is now). Advantage: you can nicely look outside while bathing :) Since you don't shower in the bathtub (that's what the shower is for), that works. Then the shower in the corner where the bathtub is now, which gives enough space in both directions to make it as big as you want. Toilet next to it or on the wall where the shower is now (possibly with a partition), washbasin on the left wall (where the stairs are). Overall, there should be significantly more space in the bathroom then. I do quite like T-solutions, but here it somehow kills space and I find the arrangement rather suboptimal (e.g. laundry chute in the shower). Or toilet under the window and bathtub on the upper wall (where the shower is now).

Hello Dan8070, I don't have quite as much floor space, but I have exactly the same geometric boundary conditions (location of the door and location of the window). How did you design your bathroom? Do you have any tips for me? Attached is a picture of my current plan.