Master Bathroom Layout 6x 14 Help (Round 2)

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

After some very helpful feedback from ROARAH, HOMEPRO1, and
CPARTIST (Thank you all for shedding light on some flaws in the original plan). I think everyone got to the end
conclusion, faster than I could.

I drew up a few more concepts last night. Could you help me
to choose between:

Option A (with a water closet on the existing footprint). I turned the toilet as suggested.

Option B (with a water closet expanding the footprint, I expanded the width of the bathroom. Bathtub at bottom, and shower at top.

Option C (with a water closet and putting the bath and shower in line)? In this last Option C, I could open the closet to enter from the bathroom, and close off access to the closet from the bedroom.

cpartist - Thank you for the revised drawing. Access is actually from the left of the room, and the double doors open to the patio/backyard.

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roarah
9 years ago
I quite like option c.
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Mike Tantraphol
Original Author
9 years ago
I know there has been a lot shared on this topic, but given the room layout, do you think it's better to have a) door from the bedroom or b) door from the bathroom, to the master closet?
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roarah
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
I like to dress right after my shower so I would prefer the door in the bath but there can be logistical issues with that, steam, smells and sharing that make the other option attractive to many. How do you get ready?

I also do not like to see any disorder in my bedroom so another reason I wanted clothes storage accessed from the bathroom not the bedroom. I also like less doors in the bedroom proper too.
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cpartist
9 years ago
A won't work because there isn't enough space between the shower and the toilet. Assuming you want a glass shower, I don't think you want to look out on the toilet. Plus, I have a thing against having closets in bathrooms. Steam, moisture and all.

In B, how will the door to the shower open?

C is really not good if one of you has a different wake/sleep cycle. Plus there's no relationship between bathroom and closet. While I don't like the closet in the bathroom, I do like there to be a close relationship so you can go from the bathroom to getting dressed. Also look how little room there is to move from the side of the bed into the closet.

What I also don't like about B and C above is how the toilet is now further from the bedroom.

Given a choice of C1 or C2, I prefer the one with the closet in the bathroom but really prefer neither.