ᐅ Bathroom is very large and awkwardly shaped. Redesigning is challenging – any tips?

Created on: 23 May 2018 21:56
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Abstall
Hello, we have finished the planning phase. However, the problem is the bathroom and the entire corner area. To get natural light into the bathroom, we now have a large bathroom. Maybe someone has a good idea to remodel it and still have natural light. The bathroom should also be accessible from both the master bedroom and the children's bedroom.

Floor plan of a residential house with rooms (sleeping, living, dining, kitchen) and measurements.
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jansens
23 May 2018 22:17
What they want to say is: The floor plan does not seem very balanced overall. The bathroom is just a particularly unpleasant symptom of this. I would URGENTLY recommend that you start a proper floor plan discussion thread here in the forum.
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Müllerin
23 May 2018 22:17
I find it all terribly boxy, especially the bedroom – why do you have to enter the bedroom from the hallway? But well... the lower part of the floor plan reminds me more of a maze, something so convoluted...
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Müllerin
23 May 2018 22:19
Alright, just saw this now – if this is a renovation, which walls are fixed and cannot be moved?
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haydee
23 May 2018 22:19
Furnish it properly.

There are still quite a few issues. How are a toilet, washbasin, and person supposed to fit in the WC?
The storage room is about the size of a cupboard if the door opens outward.
The walk-in closet is an awful narrow corridor.
Bedroom door and bed frame leave no passage.
Is the bedroom access through the vestibule intentional or did it just happen?
A
Abstall
23 May 2018 22:22
face26 schrieb:
Hello,

to be honest, I don’t quite understand this solution either. I would try furnishing it as suggested by @haydee. If the plan has windows on the bottom, why not arrange it like this, for example? (without paying attention to exact dimensions)

Sorry, created on my smartphone
face26 schrieb:
Hello,

to be honest, I don’t quite understand this solution either. I would try furnishing it as suggested by @haydee. If the plan has windows on the bottom, why not arrange it like this, for example? (without paying attention to exact dimensions)

Sorry, created on my smartphone


Not possible because it’s a different building
kaho67423 May 2018 22:24
11ant schrieb:

The bathroom definitely wins first place in the contest for "huge, but completely impractical".
Yes, but the windowless toilet is also doing its best to win the prize for useless square meters. And how cozy it is to enter the bedroom through the vestibule. It really feels like being sidelined.
How about consulting a professional architect?