Way too small and you would have zero counter space.

Why the desire for 2 sinks?? i don’t understand as there will barely be room for one person to use the bathroom with two sinks in it, much less two people. imagine getting out of the bath in the first, or trying to use that sink squished next to the toilet in 2.

Not enough room at all, no matter how you slice and dice it. But say more about why you want a double vanity - is it the storage space, the counter space? Surely it can't be just so two people can spit in separate sinks while brushing your teeth right?

Ok then! The masses have spoken! Thanks for your advice

Hi. Have you considered moving the toilet next to the current vanity (facing the tub) and the door to the current toilet location (as in your second drawing)?

Flat no as mentioned no room BTW to move toilet is huge deal and often in older houses just not possible with huge expense.

Read what Patricia wrote- TWICE. Moving an old toilet is a huge, expensive, messy idea that won’t gain you much real estate in this bathroom.

Spend money on decor so you smile every time you go into it. New paint, new vanity, new floor tile, fabulous shower curtain. That will be expensive enough.

The reason why was just to have a double sink for the kids. Is option 3 worth it?

@sue- could do that but wouldn’t get a double vanity. Was really trying to figure out a way to do that

Is there a reason the kids just can’t share? i would take a linen closet over 2 sinks any day, so hard to say if its worth it without a lot more information. i generally assume the kids can take turns spitting.

Taking the linen would just make the bathroom roomier generally. Would only do it though if we can add storage for linens etc to a cabinet nearby (window seat surround)…

Once children get past about age 6-8 and privacy desire kicks in, they are not in the bathroom together for much.

If you have girls, full length mirror on back of bedroom door is good addition and easily replaces bathroom mirror for getting ready.