Man plans the bathroom, can this go well?

In the suggestion from , simply swap the shower and bathtub. If there is a pre-wall on the back left, use it in the shower as a storage surface. The bathtub then stands in the bottom left corner facing the center of the room.

that's probably what meant. To prevent the "pillar" from blocking the view, the shelf that forms there could be made entirely of glass, which would then also be part of the shower enclosure. That would create another wow effect ;-) Possibly also partially (gold-colored) frosted or laminated between the panes to make a single compartment opaque (for stuff you don't want to see) (then with a gold-colored glass door). That would then practically float in the room...

I have looked at the small bathroom mentioned above. (Is it really that hard to upload a proper floor plan?) I like the details quite a bit; whether I can implement that behind the bathtub? I need to think about that in the next few days...

@ypg Almost impossible to "step on my toes" with such things :p

Hehe .... cool... I thought there was a typo in the headline, and then I see that the question was asked by you :p I don't want to step on your toes either, it's just a shame...

The room is not small at about 10 sqm, but in my opinion such a tub needs space, also visually. Therefore, I would absolutely treat myself to a great tub, but the freestanding version would not be my choice.

Also definitely a certain wow effect

... that you only now know what you desire or think you desire. I don’t need to write anything about the bathroom question, but you should know that too much wow effect in a small space can quickly turn into the opposite effect. I will write more about that in the kitchen topic... I’m working hard here too, to develop your often mentioned wow effect ;)

But I’m still a bit scared to commit to one like that.

Funny thing is, I built in a subtle touch of gold in the cabinet with the kitchen planner, where I was a bit unsure if that’s what a man would want :)

Basically, you should not necessarily switch styles in a small space. So if you want to furnish a small apartment, besides "less is more," a harmonious overall color scheme is better, because then everything looks more spacious. Gold is currently a trendy color... it would be cool if you picked up the theme in every room with one element (for example, a gold bathtub, gold handles in the kitchen). But gold can have exactly the opposite effect on you in 5 years because it is overlooked. I would rather distribute the trendy colors on the walls: bathtub in white, but in front of a gold wall, the same in the kitchen (instead of the handles). The brain is more flexible and consistent when it comes to shape ;)

Currently have a little time and used it to adjust my planning. I am happy to hear other opinions and suggestions for improvement.

Only the walls with door and window as well as a floor-to-ceiling boxing / pre-wall on the back left to get pipes for wastewater and controlled residential ventilation to the upper floor are fixed. A bathtub is a must.

However, if a freestanding tub simply doesn't feel right in the room, it will have to be another one ;)

The spa hut stands on the movable pool cover and simply moves along with it. This saves space but no money.

Great idea, I’m convinced that I can implement (build) it myself. Sure, that will also cost money but less than "ready-made" solutions. By the way, I have already (bought at a suitable opportunity) about 80 heavy-duty rollers as well as several hundred meters of Item 40x40 heavy aluminum profiles for the construction here ;)