Bathroom design help needed please
Time to attack the bathroom and need your help in maximising space.
Current measurements are 2420 x 2400 but we have already moved a wall next door so will have an additional width of 400.
I am open to a pocket door and bath, shower, toilet, vanity, towel rail etc.
The windows will be removed and be replaced with 1 of a size and position to suit the new design.
Plumbing locations also not a major concern so can be flexible.
Obviously prefer that the toilet not be the star attraction when you open the door!!!
All ideas will be much appreciated.
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6 years agoWith this layout I have a small bath, Caroma 1500 and a swivel towel rail between bath and shower see photo
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PRO6 years agoThis is the easiest way to do this! You could maybe fit a separate loo room with double vanities and shower/bath in a room together but this would look far more spacious.
The door maybe able to stay right where it is or you might like to centre is with the window. The minute you have ferns, greenery and a feature out in the garden THAT becomes the focal point.
Hope this helps and you like it.
Cheers
Margot
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6 years agoHello,
I have designed the layout to allow a full bath. I have used a 1500w x 900h window opposite the vanity to allow this area natural light. I do not know what is directly outside your bathroom, if there is landscaping with privacy then maybe a full height window to allow the outside in. The plan would need to change a little to allow this to work properly. CUD
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