Master Bath needs help!

13 years ago

Taking out tub and want a makeup vanity, larger shower. I need
floorplans. The size of room is approximately 11.5' x 10' with a built in closet - 2' x 3' in corner. We have double doors which could add more floor space if we close up one of them.
My contractor wants to put toilet under window facing door of 5 ft. shower which will run along the wall and 48" vanity in corner. On the other wall will be another 48" vanity with a makeup station. Then the toilet. . . I'm unsure about toilet and would love to have the window/daylight for my makeup station.Thoughts???

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Liza Jane Interiors
13 years ago
Without seeing actual floor plans it is hard to tell from your notes, but by looking at your shower configuration now, it does not look like you can enlarge without blowing thru the wall that has the shower faucet on it (or do you plan to enlarge on the wall with window?). I would keep the toilet where it is and have your contractor build you the makeup vanity you want. I would change out the lighting fixture above mirror and replace builder mirror. Good luck.
Rita Milligan
Original Author
13 years ago
We were going to turn shower - keep fixtures on the same wall but have it run along other wall - not under the windows. Thanks for your help.
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Harte Remodels, LLC
13 years ago
We just completed a bathroom remodel similar (but bigger) to what the picture indicates, so I don't think what we did there, would necessarily work in your space- I am however a big fan of using central walls in bathrooms (open on both ends). This allows for a central plumbing stack - elongated shower one side, vanity and/or toilet on the other and the possibility for more counter space. Again hard to tell without existing floor plan and job budget.
Hope this helps
Rita Milligan thanked Harte Remodels, LLC