Bathroom Layout
I would love some help and ideas with a family bathroom design.
It’s currently a bedroom with a small en-suite and we will be turning it into the main family bathroom.
The only limitations are that there are two entrances into the room, one from the landing and one from an adjacent bedroom. There is also an existing toilet, which may be easier from a pipe perspective not to move but we could if it made for a better layout.
Requirements are a big walk in shower, separate bath, lots of storage including linen cupboard and double sinks.
All ideas and help very much appreciated.
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PROMarina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years agoHi Claire, did you want to keep both entrances? Here is an idea. Also depending on actual physical space, it is probably possible to put two sinks if you like
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Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years ago - PRO
Claire Nicholson
4 years agoClaire Nicholson
4 years ago@ Rinq oohhhh! Quite like this idea! I 100% hadn’t thought of doing that, which now you’ve drawn it, seems silly, as that’s exactly the kind of arrangement we built in our current en-suite, with a stud wall and sink off the back of it!
I was wondering how to build a good sized linen cupboard without it looking like it was just plonked in the room, freestanding, so this would work really well for that too!
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Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
it is quite spacious in the shower enclosure next to the bath, because you have an elbow space on your side above the bathtub. this layout uses the most of the light from the window and gives you space to move around, get dressed / undressed/ dry yourself and two people to use the bathroom same time. the linen cabinet can be a focal feature in the room to take the attention away from the toilet too.
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rinked
4 years agoThere are plenty of possible layouts. Just think of using it; reaching, playing children, wet floors, some privacy when with multiple people*. And a gorgeous bath.
(* though with ensuites for the rest of you there's little need for privacy I guess..)
Claire Nicholson
4 years agoClaire Nicholson
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Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years agohere is one more idea to think about. a lot of storage. might be a bit too much going though. if you you use a half stud wall and half glass you have where to put the pipes and still have some natural light too.
Claire Nicholson
4 years ago- PRO
Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI'm glad you like it. there are many options for shower trays on market right now. the plumber will be able to suggest something which suits your floor the best. you always can bring the whole bath/shower area up to incorporate an actual shower tray. you can get a very thin tray or sink the tray into the floor:
one more variation to the same the theme
You can add a real feature with the glass partition.
alternatively you can swap the closet and shower :
rinked
4 years agoHad some more fun with your layout:
One with pull out storage inbetween bath and shower (or place the storage on one side and use a glass partition). Loads of floorplace.
And one with a freestanding bath, an open shower, a wide vanity and an extra cabinet (drawers, shelving, antique, modern, whatever floats your boat).
Sorry, no 3d renderings. Wish I had the same marvelous software Marina has :)
(is it Chief Architect too? a newer version? similar?)
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Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years ago Claire Nicholson
4 years ago- PRO
Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years agoHi Claire, just saw this pin and thought you might like this idea of the sinks and half wall https://pin.it/2wqd2calg4rukk
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