Before you set your heart on a wall hung vanity and toilet take a look at the frame required for the toilet as it is a considerable additional cost. The stud wall will also probably also need to be strengthened to take the weight of the wall hung vanity. I think I would consult a bathroom designer as there are so many factors to consider here. I would also start interviewing plumbers as some of them are very old school and might not have the relevant experience for what you are planning. A bathroom designer would have tradespeople to recommend. Think about lighting and flooring in addition to the layout. I am assuming the door is bottom left?

I prefer layout 2. The only change would be to make the storage wider

Thanks Isla. I forgot to mention that we have contractors in the family who will be carrying out the works. Not designers though. Yes, the door is bottom left. Out of interest, which layout do you prefer?

I think I prefer layout 4 but without the stepped stud wall. I prefer rectangular baths but also that it will be in line with the cupboard. Will the vanity be wall hung or floor standing though?

Interestingly as there are much much better space planners on here than me! Layout 2 I don’t like being on 3 walls and creating that awkward corner. The space to get in the bath and clean it also looks very tight

Thanks Minnie101. We are wanting to install a wall hung vanity. It is looking like we will go for an 800 rectangular bath and line it up with the cylinder cupboard. My concern with layout 2 is the hygiene with the toilet being so close to the bath. How would you approach the wall then that has the toilet and vanity? Our options are to either stud wall the toilet and have the vanity flush against the wall or have the same width stud wall for both. What do you think?

Isla Cherry, What are your thoughts on the distance of the toilet to bath in layout 2?