looking for master bath layout ideas

8 years ago

HI everyone, we're getting ready to remodel our master bath and are hoping this awesome community can help us with some layout ideas.

Attached is a picture of our base layout for the master bedroom and bathroom. I've included the current location of the shower plumbing and drain as well as the sink plumbing and drain. The toilet will stay in it's current location but we're adding the water closet shown in the layout.

What I'm looking for are your ideas about how to best layout the space. We want two sinks, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. The house is on a slab so adding/moving the shower drain is possible but labor-intensive. The house was built in 1987, the walls are approximately 5 inches thick, and each square in the layout photo equals one foot (ignore the 1'=1/4")

Thanks in advance for you help and ideas.

Eddie

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Danai Babali
8 years ago
Hi Eddie!

I'll tell you my thoughts on this project.

To start off, the space in between the windows is where the two sinks will go. A large round mirror above would look fabulous.
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Also, what's the style your going for? Modern, eclectic, simple, light, dark?

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This is modern-transitional style, but again it has to match the rest of the house's style.
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Designer Drains
8 years ago
I like the idea of the separate entrances for the closet and the bathroom and then being able to enter the bathroom from the closet.

We have great tips on this post.

https://designerdrains.com/tips/8-simple-bathroom-design-tips/

Our decorative covers will add a great finishing touch once your shower is all done!
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Danai Babali
8 years ago
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But if the space in between the windows isn't enough for the sinks then you could place them right next to wall as you enter the bathroom, as you enter from the bedroom-right.

In the space between the two windows you could add the bathtub. (pic above-of a more eclectic one, you could go creative with this wall in between the windows, or you could just add simply white marble and make it look elegant)

Now, on the 7'6'' you put the walk-in shower

And finally you've got a whole wall for storage or anything else you want to add.
Danai Babali
8 years ago

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Classic-elegant bathtub
Danai Babali
8 years ago

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zmith
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
It's almost as if the previous posters are just trying to sell products. 0.0

Here are some layout ideas. I'm not sure if your throne closet is long enough, so I rotated it and lengthened below. But the shower is on the small side. The second layout has a larger shower and utilized the existing plumbing.
Eddie Whiteman
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks for the replies. Zmith, thanks for actually drawing it out on the floor plan.
zmith
8 years ago
You're very welcome. In layout 2 you could rotate the toilet closet and move the door to the end wall. The shower door would be at the top end in the layout.