Anyone?

How many bedrooms on this floor?

"Our sinks aren’t as large as shown. We have a lot of counter space but I didn’t want to spend my time changing the sizes of the sinks."

Well you really should as that effects the scale of the bathrooms. You expect people to offer free advice an then state that. Is everything else to scale as the toilets' look considerably off to me. Does both vanity topes truly reach each wall? Are you prepared for the expense of moving the plumbing? How do these rooms relate to the surrounding areas? How many people live in the home? Are these the only bathrooms in the home? Does the shower actually back into the other bathroom? Where is the shower plumbing?

There are two bedrooms on this floor, one is an office.

I can see what you’re saying about the sinks, I am just certain they will be removed. The vanities are to scale so I thought that was more important. Yes, both vanity tops truly touch each wall.

Yes, we are prepared for the expense of moving the problem. The en suite bathroom does not work for us because the shower is so small. I’m trying to get a sense of if just flipping the shower and vanity will be enough or if much more will be gained by removing some square footage from the other bathroom and removing that room’s tub and shower.

These rooms are in between two bedrooms, one is and has been used as an office for the last 30 years.

There is an additional full bathroom upstairs and an additional two bedrooms.

There is an additional half bath in the basement.

The shower actually backs into the other bathroom, the plumbing is in the wall which I realized I should have included but messed up on the floor plan. The en suite shower size is accurate - the hall bath’s tin and shower is a bit shorter as a result of needing to account for the wall in between.

I will have to go back into the floor plan app to check on the toilet size. The bathrooms, especially the en suite is very tight.

You could also do something like this but it will be much more expensive but gives you a really nice en-suite. Changed both doors into pocket doors

Hi Sharon, thank you so much. Your first post is what I had envisioned originally so it’s validating to see a professional thinks that is the best use of space.

We can’t move the en suite door because that is the wall our bed is on and we would prefer not to put the bed on the opposite wall because of windows and a radiator.

Sharon, forgot to add that we are willing to move toilets.

Er612 - interesting layouts I never would have thought of.

Thank you both! You’ve given me some fresh perspective on these spaces.