Looking for ideas to design a bathroom

  • Erstellt am 2021-06-05 22:06:20

*Sterntaler*

2021-06-06 12:38:00
  • #1
Really great! Even professionally visualized. Awesome! Thank you!
 

ypg

2021-06-06 12:40:50
  • #2
From 1.60 meters you simply don't need a door anymore. After 2 meters there are no more splashes either. And the 1.80 meter tub in the middle, there is only about 70 cm left on each side (minus plaster and tiles). In my opinion, this is not successful nor suitable for the room. (It's like trying to build a standard house on a slope ;))
 

*Sterntaler*

2021-06-06 12:41:35
  • #3
Cool! So far I haven't been able to find a photo on the internet where this has been implemented like that. Would you mind posting a photo sometime?
 

kbt09

2021-06-06 12:44:24
  • #4
I always ask myself that too ;) Unfortunately, it is not possible to see what the room at the bottom of the plan means, but apparently there is supposed to be closet space there, so moving the door could already be unfavorable. Here a fairly wide vanity with drawer storage can be chosen without any problems, and to the right of the tub, a floor-to-ceiling end shelf with a towel holder next to it (alternatively also as a towel radiator) could be chosen.
 

ypg

2021-06-06 12:46:25
  • #5
... and you can very nicely create or zone rooms with tiles:
 

hanghaus2000

2021-06-06 13:08:40
  • #6
The window wall is 0.3 m + 1.9 m window + 1.2 m
 

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