bathroom design help
hello
I'm looking for some bathroom design ideas. it's the family bathroom which will also be used by guests.
small space and unfortunately we cannot steal space from anywhere.
the only window is in the room with 900x 1550 space and aesthetically it matches the other side of the house externally.
can I do a wet room?
do I have to stick with a shower over bath?
any fresh ideas?
the to scale photo is my idea however not with a shower base it's tiled wet area
thank you
Comments (9)
Kate
3 years ago
dreamer
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Comments (13)You are most welcome, this gives total privacy for using the toilet, going by my measurements it should work, the wall between vanity and toilet could be tiled. Did you take on board my suggestion to split the door in half vertically so that you have two smaller doors of the same design as the rest of the house, we have done this in the past. I was going to suggest that your door be made into a sliding barn door on the passage wall but not sure what is next to the bathroom doorway. You also get a bigger shower, Wasn't sure of total window size. if it wasn't for it you could do Japanese style bath shower with both opposite each other and totally open but then there's the toilet cheers...See MoreBathroom design help
Comments (8)Not in response to your question, but suggest a cavity sliding door between WIR and ensuite to prevent issues with moisture getting into clothes (I have a real estate friend that really dislikes a layout with completely open access between WIR and ensuite as she says that over the years she has worked in the industry, she has seen a lot of issues with mould). So the cavity would be in the wall between the WIR and shower, sliding towards the nib wall to left of vanity. But that may be too many cavity sliders in a small location to feel comfortable?...See MoreBathroom design help needed please
Comments (13)This 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...See MoreBathroom Design Help!!
Comments (3)it would be useful to understand the adjoining rooms including dimensions and location of all existing doors, windows and hallways and the location of existing fixtures in the old ensuite...See MoreMrs Nolz
3 years agoKate
3 years agoKate
3 years agoMrs Nolz
3 years ago
PROLauren Shiels Interior Design
3 years ago
Hi there.
I think you are right keeping the toilet where it is, to allow that window to let in as much light as possible.
I think you should either go for a shower over bath or a lovely big shower with a sliding door like in the drawing above.
This layout will reflect the light from the window in the mirror in the day and consider an LED strip on a wall hung vanity for soft light at night.
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