Bathroom Layout Idea

5 years ago

last modified: 5 years ago

Hello,

We would like to redo our kids bathroom, but sort of stuck on layout ideas, given it is sort of an odd shape. We could keep the layout the same but the main issue I have with the current layout is that the sink space is very small (it's currently a pedestal), but there isn't really room to enlarge the sink area. We will still need a bathtub (but will have more modern glass doors). Looking for ideas of how we could have a bigger sink/storage area. Thought of flipping the toilet and sink but seems like it would be weird to have the toilet so close to the door and at an angle. Appreciate any suggestions/ideas anybody has.

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Jennifer Hogan

5 years ago

Without moving the doorway I would still square the angled wall - place the toilet next to the tub and use the long wall for vanity and linen storage

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decoenthusiaste
5 years ago
How many kids and ages? All boys, mix, all girls?
Jennifer Hogan
5 years ago
Can you show the floor plan with adjoining rooms?

My thoughts - if possible are something like this, but I don't know if it is possible to move the doorway.
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Sandybean
5 years ago
Seems like there should be enough space on toilet wall for sink and toilet. I would place them both on that wall. Maybe switch the swing of the door. It looks to me like your toilet paper holder is really far from toilet and in a strange spot. Move toilet toward window wall, sink next to it.
Kathryn Berman
Original Author
5 years ago
Boy (7) and Girl (5), this will be their forever bathroom.

Unfortunately can't move the door bc on the diagonal wall is our master, and there is also a stairway on the wall behind the current toilet.
decoenthusiaste
5 years ago
How does the stairway work? Is it to basement or second floor?
Kathryn Berman
Original Author
5 years ago
Main level to second floor (where the bedrooms are).
Emily L
5 years ago
89 inches is more than 7 feet, so I would agree that there should be room for both 30" for the toilet and the rest vanity, if only you can solve the door problem. Is there no way to bump out the master bedroom door by just 2 feet?
Kathryn Berman thanked Emily L