Hi, the shower cubicle is 1300 x900mm, making the laundry cupboard around 1m x 1.3m, it takes two 60cm IKEA units and a filler piece. The sink in these pictures is in a metre wide unit, but in other drawings I've popped it in an 80cm unit. Realistically, there is only a 40cm diagonal gal between the toilet and the sink to walk through to get to the shower, and the distance between bath and sink is 57cm. I was anticipating having the shower concealed in the stud wall, so assumed there would be a need for pipes. I hope this makes sense, adding dimensions to the plan is tricky, I'm playing around with sketchup to try a get more precise idea of door sizes and architrave. Thank you!

Hi Seasons! We have High Res images available so would always say contact us on info@bathroomeleven.co.uk . Just as we are featured in a few publications this year so have to be careful we don't cross over any of their articles :) If you can email us with the project images you would like to use we can let you know which of our Designers to credit alongside Bathroom Eleven. Hope that's okay! - Adam

Hi Shahzaib As a designer I always find it works really well if you can create 2 circuits in the bathroom, one for low level lighting and one for main lighting. As you can see in the first picture below we used Altea Mini uplighters to create the effect for uplighting and floor washing which offers ambient and indirect lighting if you want that candlelight experience. For overhead lighting we would usually opt for downlighters in the form of the Atlas or the Eiger as both are IP44 rated for the bathroom and offer a baffled anti glare light. If you have the opportunity, niche lighting also works for background lighting, please see the second image in which we used the Selene niche led. I hope this helps but i wish you like with your project.

Hi Andrew, what a great question! I think the best thing to do in this case would be to 'steal' some space from the second bathroom, 300mm should suffice, as this would acommodate for your dream 1700mm bath, and would still allow for a good sized 1100mm shower in the other room. I would also recommend a a sliding door in the second bathroom, as this would make up for the lost space. To make it easier for you, I have attached my recommended floorplan below - I hope this helps to solve your dilemma a bit! Good luck with your project! Best wishes, Charlie Cavill - Interior Designer & Founder of Studio Cavill