Bathroom Layout
10 months ago
I have an area 60 inches by 111 inches for a bathroom. I am putting a tiled in tub, vanity and toilet in it. There is a window that comes quite low. It is too low to put a vanity under it. The door needs to be on the wall that I have it marked in the photo. The only restrictions for the door is that it needs to be at least 33 inches from the left side. Please help me decide which is the best layout. I have drawn 2 different options.
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