bathroom remodel/layout help

last year

Hi everyone. Need some help with a master bath and hallway bath remodel and layout. I included a rough sketch of the size of each bathroom and where the doors and windows may be. Looking for some help on the layouts of each bathroom of where everything should fit as well and max size of the shower and vanities.

In the master we are looking to have a shower, vanity, toilet and possible linen/storage closet (for towels, makeup, toiletries, etc) . No bathtub is needed in this bathroom. A double sink is not a must..if there is ample space for one happy to add it. Included some inspiration pictures for this bathroom.

The hallway bath is for our daughter which will need a bathtub/shower combo, a vanity and toilet. Any help is greatly appreciated and happy to provide any more

info or ideas as needed.

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Lyn Nielson
last year
if this is an existing remodel, please include photos of existing spaces.

The window in the primary is a given, is it a ground level or on the second floor?

What is on the kitchen wall that separates the bathroom walls? How high is the ceiling in the kitchen?
ZJ
Original Author
last year
Both spaces are currently gutted down to just studs at this point. We were going to take space from the hallway bathroom to make the master bigger. Same with the current closets in the master. We are moving them to another wall.

I attached the old floor plan and pictures of what the master used to look like. These bathrooms are in the second floor, as the house is a split. On that wall that separates the kitchen and bathrooms will be a range and fridge, as that is currently under construction too. The ceiling height is 8 feet
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Lyn Nielson
last year
without much thinking about this, I would put the shower and Tub/shower on the Kitchen wall so you can get the largest you can fit. (The kitchen side with the back to the shower/water source could give you a kitchen/refrig. water source for water and ice)

on the second floor, you could add Sun Tubes for additional natural light in both bathrooms.

Even in a total reno, keeping the water/plumbing in the existing location is easier on the budget and allows for upgrades on the finishes.
ZJ
Original Author
last year
So all the plumbing in the bathrooms, kitchen, and laundry are going to be all new (different story). So we can move the water sources, drains, waste lines, etc to essentially anywhere in both bathrooms as they are truly blank slates. Thats why I’m trying to figure out what layout/s would fit best for both.