Layout Advice? Remodelling primary bathroom.

last month

We are entirely reworking our primary bathroom. We’re struggling to decide on a bathroom layout. We would love a shower big enough for a bench, a stand alone soaker tub (if possible - shower is more important), and a double vanity.

The bathroom is 127” deep x 109” wide. The entry door is 42” from left wall and 34” from the right wall. There are two, smaller and higher windows on the left wall.

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Mark Bischak, Architect
last month
You got to this point without a plan?

Provide a scale floor plan showing the space and all surrounding spaces.
Kelsi
Original Author
last month
Unfortunately, yes. We got the keys and my husband had the place gutted in a weekend. Now I’m scrambling trying to make big design decisions on the fly. I will create a floor plan today for you.
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Mark Bischak, Architect
last month
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There may be issues outside the realm of architecture. Tell hubby to put on the brakes and consider engaging a local architect or competent kitchen and bath designer to guide you safely through the remdeling process. Some jurisdictions require a permit to do demolition/remodeling.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last month
We need a to scale floor plan showing every window , doorway where those lead every measuremnt clearly marked and every litlle jig and jog like where the drain is and whee the toilet rough in is. All those measurements clearly marked the posted here in jpeg format in a comment .I do agreeripping out walls without understanding their purpose can lead to big issues. I would at least make sure none of those walls are load bearing so that you can reconfigure safely.