Thanks Wildcat Blue! We feel like two sinks are a little wasteful (at least for us)- we have never had a sink conflict before, and don't know that it's really relevant to run additional plumbing and add the expense (and cleaning of) another sink. I know the double sinks are popular, though, so that has had me questioning our decision from time to time.

How does the linen closet open? If it is towards the vanity, I would go with option #1.

Hi Sammie J, I think the linen closet doors will open toward the vanity, making that space a little tight, good point. Thanks!

Without measurements, you won’t get useful suggestions. Because it appears to lack even the minimum code required clearances for multiple fixtures.

Thanks Sophie Wheeler, I did forget to put measurements on the drawing and I know that definitely would have been helpful!. The room is 8'x11'. There is over 30" clearance from the front of the toilet to the shower wall (around 39"), although you made me realize that I should rethink the litterbox placement as it would be intruding into that 30" zone. The shelves aren't critical - they can stay, go, be narrower or wider. The toilet will also have at least 10" clearance on either side of the edges (exceeding minimum of 15" from centerline). There will also be about 33" clearance in front of the shower/tub regardless of vanity location, and about that same 33" in front of the sink. Are there any other possible code infractions that you see? Thanks for your input!

Thanks HKO HKO, I hadn't really considered that before. I wouldn't mind the linen closet right there, and that would eliminate some of that wasted linen closet door-swing space, which would definitely be a bonus. My reasoning behind putting it on the toilet wall is that the ceiling is probably 3.5 feet off the floor at the wall and then slopes up to meet the flat part of the ceiling, so that whole wall is sort of wasted space because of the ceiling height. I don't need a tall ceiling for a litterbox or laundry basket/hamper, though, so now you've given me something to ponder for sure. Thanks for the new idea!

Could you put the litter box and hamper where the linen closet is, since they don't need any height, then put the linen closet where you have the litter box now.

Where are you hanging wet towels?

Hi Jennifer M, I could put the litterbox and hamper where the linen closet is now, but the linen closet can't go in front of the toilet because it would be too shallow...in that situation, it would have to go next to and parallel to the vanity. And that's not a bad idea. The only big negative that I see about that layout is the first thing you see when you look straight into the bathroom is the litterbox and/or laundry basket. But that's definitely not a big deal; they can both be disguised to look a little nicer than their basic functions! As for the wet towels, in the layouts where the linen closet is on the toilet wall, they would go on one side or the other of the vanity. In the linen closet in-line with the vanity scenario, I'm not sure where they would go...possibly in front of the toilet? Regardless of location, I intend to use hooks instead of bars because I think it's the only way I can get my boyfriend to actually hang them up :)

That's a really good idea HKO HKO, that way it wouldn't be the first thing you see when walking in. Thanks!

I agree with turning the linen closet. If you built it to follow the slope of the wall, you'd have something like this.

Thanks Katinparadise, I was leaning that way, and then your added suggestion and picture made me realize that layout is definitely the winner. It really does make more sense and provides alot more storage (and space to hide the laundry and litterbox!). I'm really excited now, thanks for your input!

You're welcome Lucy. I hope you'll post pictures of your before and after!

I definitely will! :)