En-suite placement
This is our current layout for our en-suite as part of a renovation. It was designed initially to prioritize the bath placement under the 09/18 front window. But now the framing / windows are up, I am worried about the shower placement with only have the back wall (which also features a shower ledge) for the taps / shower rail (head is coming from the ceiling). Am I overthinking this?! Bath is roughly 1700 and vanity is 1800. Shower as planned is roughly 2m. I don’t know whether we need to shuffle anything?
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Swapping the shower with vanity would still look good. You could have an opaque shower screen. Also with the current layout the shower recess would be reflected in the vanity mirror anyway. This would also keep the wet area on one side, bath and shower, and the dry areas on the other, toilet and vanity. The only negative is that the toilet looks private with the current layout and shower wall. Moving the vanity may make the toilet less private.
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