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Angled walls in master bath.

5 years ago

We are remodeling and removing the tub from the master bath. The shower and toilet area will remain the same. Any ideas on how to use the space once the tub is gone? The angled walls make it hard to have symmetry in that area.

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  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    If the left hand corner-y thing is the shower, I would move the shower to where the tub is, with a squared off front. Leave the right hand sink where it is, but move the left hand sink down to make use of the wall where the (possibly the shower) is now. (Assuming the sink counters would butt into a new straight shower wall.)

    Measurements would be helpful.

    marpetrie thanked User
  • 5 years ago

    I would put a tall armoire (or a cabinet that matches your new vanities) to hold a laundry basket, towels, and toiletries. There is enough room to put towel bars on the walls on either side. (I got rid of the angled wall.)


    marpetrie thanked houssaon
  • 5 years ago

    Are there any windows?

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    Can you move other plumbing? If not I would line the walls with storage and mirrors.

    marpetrie thanked Flo Mangan
  • 5 years ago

    Thank you all for the great suggestions! Yes, replacing the tub with the shower is a great idea. Could make a closet out of old shower. Houssanon, we were surprised to find out there is nothing important behind the back angled wall so we will remove it!! Having one less angle will make the designing easier. Thanks again all for taking the time to help with our project!

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    Here is potential layout. Each square equals one square foot. Large walk in shower with half wall on left end. A niche could go into that wall for shampoo etc. Drawer units below counters. 2 sink areas. A tall to ceiling linen cabinet to left of door. A above corner angled corner storage cabinet. Add plug inside for hair dryer, flat iron etc. I left WC where it is t keep cost and mess from moving sewer line. 🌞 I would add plenty of lighting both on or beside mirrors a pretty chandelier in center of space and outlets on all vanity areas.

    marpetrie thanked Flo Mangan
  • PRO
    5 years ago

    After looking at this, I would change the shower door swing so you could put water handle/valve on left half wall and open door without having to reach in and get wet when turning water on! Opps!!

  • 5 years ago

    Thanks so much Flo for all your time and effort on the bathroom plan! Love the layout! really good use of the old shower space!

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    Here is revised shower door. Now you can open shower door and turn hot water on with quick exit while water gets hit! Lol

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    I assume you know the little box shapes coming out from counter are drawers.

    marpetrie thanked Flo Mangan
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