Looking for inspiration for bathroom planning

I consider the use case that we want to open the window while someone is on the toilet / in the bathtub to be very unlikely. In general, it is rare that multiple people are in the bathroom at the same time. This "you can't get through if someone is standing at XY" hardly plays a role here.

Your child is still small. Just wait until they start school and have 5 friends over at your place ;).

Your child is still little. Just wait until they start school and have 5 friends over at your place ;).

I used to have overnight guests / kids at home quite often. My parents had a 9m² bathroom, and we all survived going to the bathroom one after another. :D

I used to often have overnight guests / children at home as well. My parents had a 9m² bathroom, and we all survived taking turns going to the bathroom. :D

It's also your decision. For me, it would be too cramped in the actually not small bathroom.

I consider the T here completely unsuitable. In addition, the window is on the wrong side. I would go in this direction: [ATTACH alt="bad.jpg" type="full"]71453[/ATTACH] Similar approaches have already been shown. However, I always find it nice when you can place a wide cabinet combination around the washbasin. The shower then needs its own spots if no glass partition is an option. I would at least provide the upper part with frosted glass.

From the outside it looks nicely symmetrical, which I quite like.

I like that too ... I didn’t want to give up the symmetry of our house. :)

We really don’t need the second washbasin that urgently (we only have one here too), I am only influenced by Pinterest because I saw nice designs with elongated washbasins there.

I find an elongated washbasin with one sink appealing. And where the second washbasin would be, I want to put a beautiful bouquet of flowers or a picture ... that’s how I want it. (I just have to tidy up after my "roommate" ;-) as usual, who will want to put his toothbrush cup there. ;-) )

You don’t want to give up the additional built-in wall in your bathroom?

I consider the T here completely unsuitable. Besides, the window is on the wrong side. I would go in this direction: Similar approaches have already been shown. However, I always find it nice when you can place a wide cabinet combination around the washbasin. The shower then needs its own spots if no glass enclosure is an option. I would at least fit the upper part with structured glass.

The most sensible "compromise version" in my eyes. Open/bright room without labyrinths, practical execution regarding the usable space and views (hidden WC), etc. The only disadvantage would be the open view of the shower area when entering the room. But otherwise...!

I would also forego the double washbasin, especially since according to Kati the bathroom is almost never used by two people at the same time. Better to hang a normal 130-150 cm washbasin and use an additional surface next to it.