Please help with layout for no tub master bath

10 years ago

We never use a tub so I do not want to spend money and space on it but would still have the hook up for resale value. So instead of putting in a tub I would like to have the small possible space for it and install cabinets, vanity, have a nook with chair or whatever else. This is a new construction home so pretty much any change can be made at this point. Anything can be moved within the space. I am attaching the basic plan put together by the architect. It is about 11 by 13 feet. Thank you!

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likewhatyoudo
10 years ago
It is hard to tell the length of your vanity in the drawing. I would
suggest making the vanity longer and having a built-in linen cabinet in
place of the tub. Possibly have a spot for makeup area in the vanity.
My bathroom currently has a 48
inch shower and a 6 foot tub. We are removing the tub and replacing it
with bigger shower. In the place of the old shower we are making that
space for a large linen closet storage. I have used our tub maybe 5 times in 3 years and DH hasn't used it at all!

Something like these linen cabinets in place of your tub?
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astraglam thanked likewhatyoudo
cpartist
10 years ago
If you have a tub somewhere else in your house, you really do not need to put a tub in the master. Do what makes you happy.
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astraglam
Original Author
10 years ago
like- I love it, thank you! The shower seems to be about 6 feet long or even 7 on the drawing. I would imagine that gives me enough room to have a drying "station" at the end and keep towels inside?