Looking for inspiration for bathroom planning

How wide is the bathtub compared to the shower? I would make the latter a bit narrower, right?

The bathtub should be about 180x80. I would like to have the Kaldewei Saniform again, which we have here in the house. A wonderfully comfortable tub. For the shower, 120 x any length would be completely sufficient. We have 120x100 here and often shower together without any problems. In the new house, possibly invest in a second faucet if someone is found who will install this nonsense for us. :D

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Yes, that's what I meant. That can work.

But honestly, I like your other draft (trough at the back right) better. But I'm not really a fan of T and L anyway.

Maybe a "normal" layout without these T- or L-walls might also be good. But then I would at least have to get used to the view of the toilet, right?

I really like the design. I might possibly swap the bathtub side and the washbasin side.

I wouldn't do that. You use the washbasin much more often than the bathtub. And you want to have peace in the bathtub if someone wants to wash their hands.

What I generally don't understand: You just built, so you surely planned a bathroom recently. Don't you like it anymore? Why don't you use that, maybe with a few small changes that you would like better?

Here are some photos of our bathroom planning (bathroom = 9.5 sqm; guest toilet: approx. 3.5 sqm). It was done in Poland (Szczecin). Cost 400 zl per bathroom = approx. 85 €. There is also a drawing including dimensions and exactly how the tiling should be done, as well as the designation of the tiles for each wall. The only change will be that we will also install a toilet module in the drywall for toilet paper and the toilet brush.

If you order the tiles right away there, the amount will be deducted. We are tiling up to the ceiling. The tiles cost us €2,850 + €260 transport.

What I generally don't understand: You just built, so you surely planned a bathroom recently. Don't you like it anymore? Why don't you just keep it, maybe with a few small changes that you would like better?

No, the bathroom from the current house has room for improvement. We have steep roof slopes here, but not in the new house. What we will probably keep is the bathtub and the choice of tiles. But the layout itself in this bathroom is somewhat born out of necessity to fit everything despite the slopes. Accordingly, the shower is somewhat awkwardly placed in the middle of the room, behind it is a niche. It's practical for hiding the laundry basket, but also very dark. I wouldn't do it that way again.