At 148cm wide, a full-width glazed opening above the partition wall would bring in meaningful light. I'd go for 40–50cm of height, so the glass sits from approximately 196–206cm up to the 246cm ceiling.

At 148cm wide, you have enough room for a vanity unit of 60–80cm on one side without the room feeling consumed by it. A single-basin vanity with 1–2 drawers, keeping the WC visually separate beside it, is the right call.

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From a different perspective… a little outside of the box version. A full mirror?

Yes my

Hi, thanks for taking the time to help me. Great rendering!!!

I do not think it works though. The width is 200cm - 70 for batchtub - 35 for WC - 50cm for vanity there's 35cm left in between fixtures. It is really the minimum. As per glass height I think 50 is too much.

Thank you @Upholstered.Solutions! it looks sleek

How do you create these renderings please?

For this particular rendering I used chatgbt. As you’ll see it is not perfect. That’s AI for you. But there are other AI tools out there, worth exploring.

Thanks. When I tried the picture was all wrong. Worth exploring

You could go with 30-35, I think 25 would be too small. My original renderings were done using Meta AI and I believe Upholstered Solutions used same image to state the point. To give character to the design I used Large format Stone works with Brushed Brass fixtures in the bathroom when generating renders in Meta AI.

To give you idea for character, it depends what kind of bathroom you are looking for.

In my renders I used large format stones in warm ivory colours, large stones gives the sense of visual space in tiny spaces. I think cabinet with mirror spreading across the WC and Vanity would again give the sense of space and gives that unify look.

If you are looking for a warm cosy bathroom then using warm tone fixtures would give you that warmth along with the tiles or flooring materials.

AI renders are not very accurate and it is just to visualise the idea.

I create professional layouts and plans in Design tools. Please get in touch if you like to explore the possibilities.

I provide virtual consultations where I will provide you detailed spreadsheet for all measurements needed and by chatting with you we can explore the character you are looking for in the Bathroom .

A virtual consultation would give you a clear path forward. Here is what you would receive:

• A pre-consultation measurements form so we use the session time well
• A 90-minute video consultation covering layout, fixture placement, the glazed partition, storage, and material direction.
• A written summary within 7 working days covering all decisions and recommendations
• A mood board and material direction with tile, vanity, hardware, and finish references
• A sourcing list of specific products at your price point.

All delivered remotely, so no need to coordinate a visit. Technical floor plan if needed with all scales and furniture placement can also be done.

If you would like to explore this further, you are welcome to get in touch via urvashipatel.com or info@urvashipatel.com.

Hi Urvashi… thank you, yes my rendering was based off the back of yours. 😊😊

Hi @Urvashi Patel Interiors this is interesting. And how would you respond to my other posts please?

Given you have 2 small rooms, I think it would be better to combine them into 1 good size bathroom. You could have 2 doors to make it a jack 'n' jill bathroom .

I like Sarah’s suggestion. I had a thought but I believe there is water connection and WC soil pipes may need moving which adds to the budget. It depends on the budget you have in mind for it.

Hi Katy Boyle