ᐅ Layout and Arrangement of the Bathroom and Guest Bathroom

Hello everyone,

Attached are 2 photos of our main bathroom and guest bathroom, including the measurements.
The fixtures shown in the drawings are not final. We are now ready to plan and decide on the layout.

I’m looking forward to your ideas, as we probably won’t think of everything.
The window positions and sizes can still be changed.

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Thank you very much
Good luck

So: Overlapping windows with showers is basically a no-go.
And having a view of the toilet when entering? I’m definitely not in favor of privacy screens, but it doesn’t have to be an eyecatcher.

Is the egg supposed to be a bathtub? The wall length is not enough for that!

But first: how many people are the bathrooms supposed to accommodate?
For further discussions, more than just the bathroom section should be shown.

Thank you. Yes, the tub is meant to be a freestanding one, as we would like to have a freestanding bath in this bathroom. It doesn’t need to be far into the room, just not built-in. So it can be placed close to the wall.

And yes, the window at the top can be made narrower so that it doesn’t extend too far into the shower. But there should still be natural light in the shower. There’s no possibility of being seen from outside or any need for privacy screens. Yes, I also don’t like the toilet being directly opposite the door, which is why I’m asking here for suggestions.

Currently, the space is planned for 2 people but it should also be sufficient for 2 adults and 2 children.

The guest bathroom is given a priority here that I would like to see in the ground floor plan. I wouldn't have planned it to be this elaborate.

However, this still doesn’t work with a freestanding bathtub. It might be possible for two people to coordinate in the narrow section, but that’s where it ends.

@ypg I somehow had a similar idea.

There is nothing to change in the guest bathroom except for the waste of money (seam rip).