2mx2m bathroom - layout ideas?

2 years ago

Hi all, we are squeezing in an upstairs bathroom between our daughters room and our room (we have a downstairs shower but they love a bath!). We have merged two walk in wardrobes on either side of a our walls to create a 2m x 2m bathroom site with two huge windows. I’d love your ideas on best layout and any design visuals. We are aiming for a pocket door to maximise space. We need a bath, toilet, sink and shower rack as well as some minimal storage for toilet rolls.

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KVM Interiors
2 years ago
Hey it may be a tight squeeze but the door I made so that it opens the other way rather than inwards unless you needed it going into the this room? the windows however please ignore the big one at the back, I was unsure how big the windows were but the layout is to give you more of an idea mainly! you could add also a shower rod and curtain there too and storage are both top and bottom, under sink for loo rolls or some space around shelving of mirror. colours could be changed if you wish but was to give you an idea of what it would look like within a 2x2m bathroom :)

hope this helps!
rinked
2 years ago
So the door will be opposite the windows, like KVM's scetch?

Our bathroom door swings outward, which gives just that extra space to move in there.

A pocket door might not be handy with the shower fixtures on+in the same wall.
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Libby Drew
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks so much for this help. We are going to go for a pocket door to save space, particularly as it opens onto a small landing too. It’s great to see this suggestion and helps to orientate my thoughts
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KVM Interiors
2 years ago
So glad this helped. A pocket door sounds like a great idea! Good luck with the results! :)
Pinky XM
2 months ago
What about external barn door

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