How about using the extra wall space between the vanity and shower for a wall mounted towel warmer?

Living in Texas where it is warm most of the year, I am not sure how often we would use a towel warmer....but it does have me thinking....

Hi Melissa, not sure the exact dimension of the bath, but I would re-arrange the bathroom by switching the shower / toilet and double vanity as it's better to have the vanity mirror perpendicular to the window, rather than on the opposite side which you will see lots of glare in the reflection during the day time, not to mention you could have more window area in the revised layout if privacy isn't a concern.

A linen cabinet can be placed on either side of the vanity space.

The dimentions are 12 X12 1/2, Why this is an option, it would eliminate the vanity/makeup vanity we have included on the right wal between the tub and toilet. I have my heart set on this area and have already purchased an antique mirror for this area,

The plan did not indicate a makeup vanity by the tub, but you can still keep it in the my proposed layout along with the antique mirror.

Hmm, don't know if I am sold on the idea of have the duel vanity on the back wall and the makeup vanity immediately to the right.

It's okay if this options doesn't work for you, but I think it's a good idea to know other opinions on this. Best of Luck.

I agree! I don't know how to "fix" my problem...hopefully with the help of others I can come up with a good solution!

Restoration Hardware makes many interesting double sink cabinets with counter tops in the 72 inch range. They look more like furniture than built ins so you could leave some space on either side if you like. Take a look at them at

http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/category/products.jsp?categoryId=cat1770011#cat1594016

and you may see something you like. Here are a couple.

HI -- Please consider Not having a corner shape tub. Find a free standing tub instead . Corner tubs usually take too much water to fill and are a pain. I think they are a dated style. I am wondering why you are only having a 6 ft, vanity instead of the 8ft. I would not have empty space beside the vanity. And also - do you really need two sinks ? I understand they are a trend right now, but I've never seen a reason for it personally.

Ok Unless u r wanting a see thru shower wall, I would shift linen closet to shower end of vanity. Then elongate shower, good for two heads, to take old linen space and wasted space behind linen. This might actually be an improvement.

Hi melissa,
I would increase the shower area if I could, as this shower seems very tight. you could also put the corner tub on the opposite side where your current toilet is and have it right next to the shower. maybe that would streamline the space a bit. Or depending on what you will use most, place the shower where its easily accessible every day rather than tucked away into a corner at the back like for eg where the corner tub is right now. Or atleast eliminate the space in between the shower and toilet cubicle.
You could also put a corner vanity counter with 2 beautiful mirrors and 2 vanities in a L shape. This depends of course on whether this house is under construction and the windows have been put in and cannot be moved.

I think you should have the extra space on either end. I think it will make the bathroom more spacious looking in the end. Unless you think the shower is too small and want to use one foot of the extra space. But then the shower would extend out a foot from the wall where the closet and the WC is. That might be OK, if you are doing an all glass shower. You could shift the vanity within the remaining 12 inches.

The house is not under construction yet. The space on the right between the tub and WC is for a makeup vanity. I don't have the furniture yet for the double vanity or makeup vanity but I do have a mirror for the makeup vanity. The reason for the 6 foot vanity opposed to the 8 foot is that a found a very reasonably priced 6 foot piece that looks like a restoration hardware piece.

If I left the shower where it was, would making it the same shape as the tub and potentially eliminating a shower door and have it purely as a walk in be wierd? This would make it an approximately 5x5 shower. Too big? Would I need to rain heads above? Already including two wall mounted shower heads and one ceiling. I do want a spacious shower and now thinking this was missed.

Sounds like it's best to leave it as you have there and not overthink the situation. The bathroom is spacious enough.

@adam. The problem is that the vanity we are thinking of using is two feet shorter then originally Planned. Trying to figure out what to do with the extra two feet.