Looking for inspiration for bathroom planning

Your child is still small. Just wait until they go to school and 5 friends are with you at the same time ;).

Personally, I always find such a design difficult. If we took into account in our construction that, for example, 10 guests might come at once, or our daughter will have 5 friends who are in her room at the same time, we would have to build about 50% larger.

I would always base it on the current situation. If you have a controlled residential ventilation system, then opening the window doesn't completely disappear, but the supply of fresh air is significantly simplified.

I would redesign it a bit. The washbasin slightly shorter, toilet behind it. On the other side the bathtub, it doesn’t have to be a corner one. The shower could then also get a wall at the front if you don’t want it to be visible. Or with a corner bathtub, straight at the entrance towards the top of the plan.

I would redesign it a bit.

Not possible with floor-to-ceiling windows.

It doesn't work with a floor-to-ceiling window.

That can still be changed. The house isn't built yet. I wouldn't want to sit with the toilet in front of a floor-to-ceiling window either.

I would redesign it a bit. Vanity slightly shorter, toilet behind it. On the other side the bathtub, doesn't have to be corner. The shower could then also get a wall at the front if you don't want it to be visible. Or with a corner tub directly at the entrance to the top of the plan.

I would redesign it a bit. Vanity slightly shorter, toilet behind it.

With the simultaneous "small" disadvantage that the toilet flush is louder perceived in the bedroom behind.

The shower could then also get a wall at the front if you don't want it to be visible.

Again with the simultaneous disadvantage that when entering the room you stare at the shower wall or stand in front of it.... :(

With the simultaneous "small" disadvantage that the toilet flush is louder and noticeable in the bedroom behind.

Again, with the simultaneous disadvantage that when entering the room you are staring at or standing in front of the shower wall.... :(

Next door is probably a utility room (at least that's how I remember it, correct me if I'm wrong).

And with the shower wall you just have to decide what you prefer, open or wall.

How would you do it otherwise?