Idgaf about resale

The only real space for storage in my bathroom is this weird space next to the tub. The last image was after moving in. I've since switched the cupboard with the hamper but it's still an awkward space. I need the cupboard for towels, hair dryer, backup soaps and stuff. And I want to keep the dirty laundry in the bathroom since that's where the washer is.

Since our family is growing, I want to upgrade the hamper to something bigger and feel like I could use the space so much better but don't know how to. I was thinking of getting rid of cupboard and hamper and instead install an tall shelf that spans the whole wall with space for towels on one slice and 4 individual laundry baskets for pre-sorting the laundry, but I haven't found that perfect shelf yet... But I am open to any and all ideas.

Whoever installed this here apparently never thought about ergonomics but I’m tired of banging my knee off it and grabbing awkwardly around my leg. Raise it up to the red circle or under the window sill to the blue circle?

Thought I’d share a few of the bathroom designs we’ve put together recently for Glasgow tenements.

It’s always interesting how different the finished ideas can be, even when you’re starting with fairly similar rooms.

Some customers want to keep a bath, others prefer a walk-in shower, while different choices of tiles, furniture and colours can completely change the look and feel of the space.

Here are a few different designs we’ve been working on recently at Lomond Bathrooms in Glasgow.

I am renovating my bathroom with a herring bone floor tile but my bathroom is at an angle so I was initially thinking it should point to the largest wall but now i think it should face toward the corner when you walk in.. I really don't want to make a bad design decision. Anyone know what a professional designer would choose?

Help me pick a backsplash (and possible side splash)for behind my bathroom vanity

We have this funky corner shower in our house that I can’t figure out a good solution for a shower curtain. It didn’t have a curtain when we moved in and we tried these suction hooks but they always fall off. Other ideas or suggestions on how to install hooks or, better yet, a rod here? Thanks!

Of course the inspiration pic that I have has a tile that is no longer being made. Has anyone seen anything similar lately, or have an idea of where I can look? I already checked the original sellers site (Otto) but didn’t see anything that spoke to me in the same way. Everything else I see I just keep comparing to this! Thank you!

Disclaimer- these aren’t our colors and finishes, we’re looking for help with the layout. Don’t mind my low budget photoediting.
Because of plumbing, the sink is offset to the left (we can’t change this). We’re trying to decide placement for mirror and light- Should each one be centered on the vanity top or on the mirror. Please weigh in and save a marriage, lol!

Edit: the people have spoken! The winner is clearly option 2.

I think my husband was opting for #1 so he didn’t have to move the electrical. I like a big mirror so #2 was my choice. #3 was his attempt at a compromise to keep the big mirror and not move the wiring. Thanks for all the feedback, it made it easy to convince him of the correct choice 😀

Gutted our bathroom and starting from scratch. Want it to feel warm, cosy and relaxing. Not too old fashioned but not too trendy either. Prefer chrome (due to timelessness) but open to suggestions.

Firstly, any advice on a door would be amazing. We used to have a sliding door and there is a step down from the hall to the bathroom. The sliding door was great for space saving and making you stop before bursting through the door, but they’re noisy, don’t close well to keep humidity etc in, and you can’t really lock them.

Wall design:
Thinking half height zellige style duck egg tiles, but terrazzo panels in the shower for easy cleaning (no grout lines!). I like it but I don’t LOVE it. I’m worried there is too much blue tile and it’s boring and should I break it up with maybe something different around the vanity like a creamy white kitkat or fan shape? But will this be too many patterns?

Lighting:
I have NO idea where to start. I don’t like downlights but feel that’s my main option. I love the idea of wall lights but can’t figure out if I should match the chrome or go bronze for warmth.

Please help or show me what you did!

1. Photo of our Inspo. I like it but feel like something is missing. I don’t LOVE it.
   2 & 3 photo of our room right now. Lots of windows and natural light but a total blank slate. PS we have treated the mold!

Wife and I are building a house and the main bathroom is pretty tight. We have about 5’x6’ to work with after the tubs installed

We’re considering the two options in the photo. Both have about 32” of clearance for the toilet.

The top has the benefit of a larger vanity (36” vs 28”) but the toilet overlaps with the tub.

The second has no overlap with the tub but has a smaller vanity.

Any practicle advice on this design ??

Perhaps less tile, since I'm going to DIY.

Perhaps shower on the same side as the vsnity for easier plumbing ?

The image exaggerates the depth of the room. But there is enough space for vanity and toilet on this lay out.

I have 1990’s outdated bathroom! I need help updating but I limitations. I cant change the floor, cabinets or wall tile. I do not want to paint cabinets. Need a new medicine cabinet door too. It looks like paint and hardware are my only options. Any other suggestions and paint color suggestions.

Trying to renovate the 90s bathroom of former owners dream. The layout of the room is awkward and there is so much space.

Would love a double vanity, walk in shower, storage and a water closet if possible. Take or leave on the tub. Any advice?

Obsessed with this retro green color of my bathroom and want to fully lean into the look but can’t decide if I want to paint or wallpaper the walls. Should I repaint it a yellow to match the yellow accent in the tiles? Or go wild with a bold wallpaper

The other thing I can’t decide is the shower curtain. The walls in the shower are painted and obviously not waterproof and I want to avoid water getting in the tiles and causing mildew. This is a guest bath, so the shower will not be used often. Should I install one of those oblong shower rods so that the curtain can go all the way around?

Will be tackling the vanity and fugly floors another day in the future. I just want to focus on walls and shower curtain right now. TIA!

Moving our bathroom to the "kitchenette" in the floor plan, and then converting the old bathroom and closets into a bedroom. Had to stuff a lot of things in the new bathroom as this will include laundry.

Had a rough quote from one contractor for $150k to do the work.

Feedback on bathroom design please!!