master bath lay out help
We are hoping to remodel our master bath next year. It is not a large space, but we have radiant heat so we cannot move any drains. We want a large shower and ultimately fine eliminating the tub. Any help is appreciated! In pic small enclosed shower on the bottom left, the b is a built in bath tub and v is where the vanity is. Hoping to do floor to ceiling tile with teak cabinetry.
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Comments (17)I don't think I could cope with an open plan bathroom, I like wet areas to be totally separate, the steam entering the bedroom would be of concern and I would not want to even think about a toilet. We did not even like the idea of having the ensuite opening directly off the bedroom, instead have the dressing room opening off it with the ensuite opening off that. Having the dressing room between the ensuite and bedroom totally minimises noise. I find it far more convenient to walk from the shower directly to the dressing room to dress without even going into the bedroom....See MoreHelp!! Is the bath room big enough to have a double vanity of 1.5m
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Comments (20)Thank you both very much. You've both put a lot of thought and effort into this, its much appreciated! Its definitely opened up my thoughts and ideas on the space! Its definitely not as daunting as I was thinking and it is do-able! When you look at it everyday you get a bit stuck. I guess I need to weigh up making that study space smaller. It then makes the house technically 3B 2B. But I'm going to have to compromise somewhere for this to work! Its nice to have something tangible and clear to show the builders, so thank you! I might start drawing up something that's a little of both, as I love aspects of both designs. :)...See MoreHelp choosing tiles for master bath!
Comments (3)Hi Tash, I would stick with the white paint. You have noted you want timber, marble, grey, white and brass in the space and I feel that if you now add a colour to the walls that doesn't blend with the tiles that sit on the same wall there will be too many finishes in the space. Quite a few manufacturers have tiles similar to the one in your image so I'd check with your local supplier. If you do go with the subway tiles perhaps look for a handmade style tile and lay them as a herringbone style with white grout to get the same textural look you are after. Good luck! Regards, Kathryn....See More- 27 days ago
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Large window behind curtain. Plan to replace and make smaller if necessary for privacy.
- 26 days ago
your dog has found the best warm place to sleep....my suggestions would be to remove the shower walls and add a double shower to replace the bath, new vanity with built in corner storage and wall cabinets and the left over shower corner makes an ideal space for a chair and extra towel rails
- 26 days ago
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In Australia a 35” x 35 “ (900x900) is a standard shower but need bigger with a corner door like yours. 77”x35” is a decent size. With door normally on long side. If you remove the walls and create a square glassed enclosure you will get 77”x77” (1200x1200mm). This will feel much bigger than what you have, noting your walls take away 3-4 inches plus the corner chamfer Thales a lot more space now . You could replace bath with a smaller 59” 1500m long back to wall bath or put a bench seat in that recess under the window
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This is a back to corner bath that could abut current cabinet. Taps could stand at other end or be wall mounted under window subject to plumbers advice
Kate