Master Bath layout HELP!!!
Katie Flanigan
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Master Bath Layout HELP
Comments (6)Ooooh, a new puzzle! I'll start, maybe it will spark some discussion or ideas. This one makes the closet wide enough to have hangers on both sides. By keeping the small closet the same size it makes a little niche, which is just wide enough for the toilet. The window was placed directly in front of the door, not sure if that works for you or not. I have very limited ability to change appearance of things in this program, so ignore any style choices! The storage between the sinks could be shallower on top with some counter in front, but no option for me to pick that....See MoreNew build master bath layout help please
Comments (3)Instead of having the closet open into the bedroom, have the door going into your closet from your bath. Gives you more wall space in your bedroom. Also allows for a change in furniture placement. You could consider using a pocket door going into the closet. Good Luck!...See MoreMaster Bath Layout HELP
Comments (6)What Mark said. And with doors, I'd prefer. I don't like the bathroom through closet style, but without changing walls that's what you need here. The relatively compact (5ft wide) space means that the trip from the bed to toilet will not be terribly far (Still a point to consider if anyone, now or in the future, may experience urgent toilet trips) The 5ft space also means that any clutter or disorder will be noticeable, and the abscence of any may still seem as such, so doors will help. A cleaner look, and helps keep clothes perfectly dry....See MoreMaster bath layout help
Comments (8)(1) Swap the shower and toilet locations; (2) move the window a bit towards the vanities or shorten the window a bit, so you have spaces for towel hooks; (3) use a pony wall in between the shower and the toilet area to give the toilet area a bit privacy. I have a slightly larger master bath but similar layout. It looks and works great. See below photo of my master bath for your reference. Good luck with your project!...See MoreKatie Flanigan
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