Bathroom Design Help
Rebecca
3 years ago
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Rebecca
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Shared bathroom, doubles as ensuite, long narrow space! Help!
Comments (13)Thanks houssaon and rinqreation! Funny - hubby has the same 2 door hate! It sounds like I'm being outvoted on the shared ensuite idea. :) We've actually been set on both the configurations you suggested, we moved away from yours houssaon because we really wanted to keep a closed off office space (and hubby built the front deck and landing already for the door at the end of the hallway!). And I don't know why we shifted the door on the bedroom back to the same area, I think it was about having easy access to all the kids bedrooms. But maybe we should shift it back as you suggest rinqreation. Joice, the door at the end of the hallway is the front door, the entrance closest to the street, that you would come to first if you were a visitor. Not totally necessary, but we reinstated it before we decided we wanted the entrance up the stairs (middle bottom) which would be under a carport. Thanks for all your input!! It's really helpful to have some unattached opinions. I'm keen to hear from anyone else on the shared ensuite or 2 door hate question! :)...See MoreNeed help with my en-suite bathroom :)
Comments (3)Reconsider not having a bathtub in your large master bath space, which currently has a good bit of wasted space, for your convenience as well as for future buyers. You also don't appear to have any counterspace or storage by the sinks, the shower is big enough that you don't need a door on it, and a small freestanding soaker tub could fit under the window in the wet area of the space if the door to the bathroom was moved a couple of feet up the wall opposite the sinks. You can't put furniture on that wall, anyway, due to the traffic pattern....See MoreNeed help with our bathroom reno plans please!
Comments (2)Personally, it's better to have a wall between the bathroom and the toilet so no one gets walked in on. Definitely a good idea to keep the bath in case of reselling, although are you planning on going anywhere? If not, get rid of the bath and get a bigger shower I think....See MoreBathroom and laundry placement - help please
Comments (2)Hi there! Based on what you've shared, it seems like you're facing a dilemma when it comes to the placement of your bathroom and laundry. If natural light and ventilation are a concern, I would recommend considering the use of highlight glazing in both rooms. By doing so, you can allow natural light to filter through both spaces, and the laundry's internal windows could provide additional light to the hallway. However, without seeing more of the floor plan and understanding the adjacent spaces, it's difficult to make more specific recommendations. While external windows are ideal for wet areas, it's not always feasible to add them to every room. But, there are other solutions to consider, such as frosted glazing in internal doors, that can still provide some level of natural light. Ultimately, I suggest consulting with a design professional to help you weigh your options and find a solution that works best for your needs and preferences. Good luck with your project!...See Moredreamer
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