We are currently planning our bathroom but aren’t completely happy with the current layout. Now I’m hoping for your creative ideas.
The bathroom is on the upper floor and measures 3.30 meters by 4.15 meters (10 ft 10 in by 13 ft 7 in), with the 3.30 meters still flexible. On the window side, there is a knee wall at 1.80 meters (6 ft).
So far, we have planned to install a clerestory window, but we’re now considering whether it might be better to install one or two skylights instead. Since the window side faces the street and a clerestory would be at about 1.50 meters (5 ft) height, the shutters would have to remain closed whenever the bathroom is in use.
We want to include a shower of about 1.00 m by 1.50 m (3 ft 3 in by 5 ft), a bathtub possibly with a seating area, a double vanity with mirror and cabinet, a toilet and bidet, and a heated towel rail.
Here is a rough idea of what we’ve imagined so far.
Also, attached is the upper floor plan—you just need to imagine a storage room between the bedroom and bathroom. The plan has not yet been updated.
I look forward to your ideas.
The bathroom is on the upper floor and measures 3.30 meters by 4.15 meters (10 ft 10 in by 13 ft 7 in), with the 3.30 meters still flexible. On the window side, there is a knee wall at 1.80 meters (6 ft).
So far, we have planned to install a clerestory window, but we’re now considering whether it might be better to install one or two skylights instead. Since the window side faces the street and a clerestory would be at about 1.50 meters (5 ft) height, the shutters would have to remain closed whenever the bathroom is in use.
We want to include a shower of about 1.00 m by 1.50 m (3 ft 3 in by 5 ft), a bathtub possibly with a seating area, a double vanity with mirror and cabinet, a toilet and bidet, and a heated towel rail.
Here is a rough idea of what we’ve imagined so far.
Also, attached is the upper floor plan—you just need to imagine a storage room between the bedroom and bathroom. The plan has not yet been updated.
I look forward to your ideas.
Hello ypg,
I’d like to show you our bathroom design—maybe you’ll like it and can adapt it to your needs... we chose a T-shaped layout. If you extend the base of the T, your large shower and the second toilet/bidet should fit in there.
Regards,
Hexe
(PS: Please disregard the windows for the moment; the room could also be planned with skylights in a similar way.)
I’d like to show you our bathroom design—maybe you’ll like it and can adapt it to your needs... we chose a T-shaped layout. If you extend the base of the T, your large shower and the second toilet/bidet should fit in there.
Regards,
Hexe
(PS: Please disregard the windows for the moment; the room could also be planned with skylights in a similar way.)
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olibaumeister4 Jun 2013 12:46Hello, I’ll join the conversation as well since I like to decorate rooms. Have you already decided on the furniture (just to bring up a completely different question)? For example, mirror cabinets, wall cabinets, or others? Have you also chosen fixtures and fittings yet?
I think I could especially give you some tips regarding cabinets, as I recently helped my mother equip her bathroom with new cabinets.
I think I could especially give you some tips regarding cabinets, as I recently helped my mother equip her bathroom with new cabinets.
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olibaumeister19 Jun 2013 15:43olibaumeister schrieb:
Hello, I’ll join the discussion too, as I enjoy decorating rooms. Have you already decided on furniture (just to bring up a different question)? For example, mirror cabinets, wall cabinets, or others? Have you also chosen fixtures and fittings?
I think I could offer some advice, especially regarding cabinets, since I recently helped my mother refit her bathroom.Oops, I just realized this thread was started quite some time ago. I’ve been wondering why no one replied. You’ve probably finished the bathroom a while ago...
