Loft en suite planning

last year

We are in the middle of our loft conversion and one of the many decisions to make is around the toilet/ shower area and how to utilise it.

Basically we have split the loft into two sections: the back (with a dormer) is the bedroom and the front (pitched roof) with decent height but not much flat area is toilet/shower and office.

See below photos

Photo 1 is the view from the office before the partition wall is up. The area next to the partitian wall is the only space with required height to have a 900x900 shower. Next to the shower will be basin as there is no other space suitable enough for a mirror on the wall.

Photo 2 is the view of the entrance to the toilet/shower from the bedroom. We are planning to have the towel rail and storage as we enter the en suite on the right and toiler seat after that.

There is an option to have roof lights on the right or the back of the en suite.

We really appreciate any feedback/ suggestions on how to make the best use of the space.

Thanks

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