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Master Bathroom layout!

6 years ago

I’m having so much trouble coming up with a good layout for our master bathroom! Please help! (I’m also more a visual person than trying to comprehend what’s typed out)

Comments (7)

  • 6 years ago

    There are a lot of really great pros on here who will give you free advice, but you need to provide more information such as:

    new build?

    remodel?

    what do you want to put in the bathroom?

  • 6 years ago

    I do not like having to go through the bathroom to get to the closet. I would put a real door on the closet and have a strong exhaust fan in the bathroom to remove moisture from the bathroom (out through the exterior wall) so it doesn’t get into the closet and ruin your clothes.

  • 6 years ago

    Not sure how to edit original post, but this is a new build. We’re wanting a large shower, soaking tub, toilet & double sink vanity (but will compromise for a single if better for layout).

  • PRO
    6 years ago
    last modified: 6 years ago

    You have that above, Lose the linen cabinet if you want a FREE standing tub. That shower is going to be at leat 4.5fet x 4.5 feet. Want another foot? Shrink the vanity a bit.

    You have 156 inches minus an end wall ar the vanity. In 152inches, you can have a 66" be shower length x 54 "width........and the rest 90 inch vanity for two people.

    A shower larger than that becomes over kill. You can wash an elephant in that.

    You really need nine feet for a 72 inch FREE standing soaking tub. Three feet , 4 inches for some toilet privacy. , 28 for door swing. So eliminate linen if you want that.

  • 6 years ago

    JAN, thank you I do love your design of it. My previous comment was answering to the first comment where someone said I needed to add that information. I’m showing your layout to my husband when he gets off tonight! Thank you again!

  • PRO
    6 years ago
    last modified: 6 years ago

    : ) there ya go The minimum you want for two person vanity is72 inches. .........84 is better.: ) A 48 x 48 shower is VERY adequate. So you could sneak a linen tower or open shelving at the shower end of vanity.

    Basically 78 vanity, 18 linen tower and 60" ish inch length shower. Meaning a vanity like this ( tower at shower end of vanity )

    Lots of options depending style and budget and the look and feel you want. Much depends how often you will us a tub, and while free standing is sculptural and lovely, they need space. For cleaning around. You don't get a set down spot. But an UNDER MOUNTED built in tub should never be ruled out. They CAN be beautiful. And comfortable too. It needn't be the beast in a bath ..........trends come, and trends ......go





    Or........