Tiny bathroom - vanity on wall or half under window?
We are renovating an old 1940's tiny brick home. This is the plan for the bathroom currently, but I think we won't have enough space to move between the shower and the vanity. There's barely any room to get in and out of the shower!
I've blacked out part of the plans as that's a different room entirely and we can't move/change anything there. The yellow highlight is a built in storage space - put there primarily to extend the wall to fit the shower on, while still getting some practical use of the space.
I want to move the vanity to be on the wall at the end of the bath (I colored green where I want to put it), but that means it would be off center and half under a window. Help!
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI agree that a separate shower & tub are very tight in there. would it be in your budget to move everything around?
if not.... I'd keep the vanity on the wall where it currently is, but wider so you have more counter space.
or if you wanted to get creative -- below are ideas to float a mirror in front of a window. it's funky, but I think it could be kind of cool. you'd have to find just the right accessories to pull this off and make it seem intentional (esp since your mirror won't be centered with the window).
https://carlaaston.com/designed/hang-mirror-on-window
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