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Need HELP designing our bathroom!

18 years ago

This is my kids/guest bathroom in our hallway. We ripped out the wall that was dividing the main part of the bathroom from the toilet and shower. It made for a very small toliet/shower area.

We want to leave the toliet and shower as is, but anything else is fair game. ANY help on placements (we would love some extra storage) colors, ect would be greatly appreciated!

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nena2007
Original Author
18 years ago
Ok, that link didn't work... here
kateskouros
18 years ago
can't help with placement if there's no floor plan. do you have one to post?
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thetews
18 years ago
I think ripping out the wall between the vanity and toilet was a very good thing to do.

I think the placement of everything is pretty good as is. If you need more storage you might put in a smaller vanity and put in a matching tall cabinet for storage. Or you could get a double vanity that has drawers, which will give you more storage.

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