Layout Help-- Master Bathroom Remodel

8 years ago

Please help!!!

We're remodeling our master bath, and are having trouble settling on the lay out. The new space is 9x8, with a pocket door somewhere on the 9' wall (doesn't matter where-- its a new/moved wall). I attached a sketch of the current plumbing locations, but we're expecting to move at least some of it for a better lay out.

Hoping for lots of counter and storage space, and a reasonably large-ish walk in shower, no tub.

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JAN MOYER

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

And there are others. and you could of course reverse, shower and toilet, add a shallow tower between sinks...... depends needs/wants. and entry door,

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phuninthesun
8 years ago
My only comment is that I dislike seeing the toilet first thing in the doorway!
thinkdesignlive
8 years ago
I agree w above comment. If the toilet could be moved to upper left with a pony wall separating it and the vanity
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Super long walk in shower at 8’ so decide if you could use the storage and then create a linen closet at lower right (reducing shower to around 6’)
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Denita
8 years ago
Consider getting a bath designer. Layout is critical, especially in the smaller rooms and a excellent bath designer can show you the pro's and con's of multiple layouts given the space constraints.
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Designer Drains
8 years ago
Jan has a great idea here!
kootenaycapable
8 years ago
To add to Jan's idea, have a 6' vanity with a linen tower to give you more storage.
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NewLinkz
8 years ago
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JAN MOYER
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Nothing wrong with a six foot vanity . Just please limit yourself to a single sink. Or. Use 18 inches in the dead center for a tall linen cabinet with drawer base , full depth of vanity on that 8' foot wall.

You will then have a space either side....unshared. Give DH a 36" vanity, and you get 42 inch space:)

Storage and no sharing:)