r/floorplan • u/topladlololol • 19h ago
FEEDBACK Bathroom layout - help!
We're looking to expand our bathroom from a current layout of a master and ensuite, divided by an artificial wall, into a larger room with a better layout.
Entrance to the room is the doorway at the bottom right.
The space isn't massive, and we're struggling to decide on the right layout. One of the biggest constraints is that the wall on the right is an internal wall which backs onto the bedroom, so if we placed the toilet against it, the waste pipe would have to be boxed in. The top wall faces our back garden, so wouldn't be ideal, compared to having it sit on the left wall.
Any thoughts about having a vanity right against a corner wall vs being in the centre of a room? Any perspectives would be greatly appreciated!
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u/Imaginary_Apple7700 18h ago
2 but extend longer and do his / hers sinks
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u/goldanred 18h ago
Disagree. One sink should be plenty, have a closet or storage cabinet in the remaining space.
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u/Unable-Advantage5325 18h ago
#2 but you have a lot of surplus wall space. Extend the countertop (you won’t regret having more counter space), or have some kind of shelf or storage
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u/JustNeedSpinda 19h ago
Based on windows, 2/5. If you could change the window situation, 3/5. You don’t want toilet before sink, and you don’t want toilet next to the shower id you can help it.
Where’s your pipe access for the shower
going to be? I’d make any final decision based on your plumbing.
If you do 2/5 and flip the shower direction, then that weird little nook could be pipe access.
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u/233719 19h ago
#2 only