We're turning a kitchen/eat in area into a kitchen and bathroom and starting from scratch with them both.

Can anyone help with layout ideas for the bathroom? It's basically a rectangle with a large window - 116" x 77.5". There's about 17.5" of wall on either side of the window. Alternatively, we could try to take some space from the kitchen area (example below).

Few considerations:
- we want to add a stackable washer/dryer to the room
- would prefer not to have the window in the shower but will deal if needed
- the toilet needs to sit somewhere on the south wall because the pipe exists there already (save costs)
- we could put in a pocket door to save space

Attached are some ideas... would appreciate your insight! Thanks in advance.

I love these kinds of puzzles, but I have a terrible time making words and pictures match up sometimes. I'd hate to post things that are completely not helpful.

I would put the tub along the east wall under the window.
The vanity on the north wall centered on the doorway so you see it from the kitchen.
I would put the pot in the southwest corner so it's behind the door.

I'm not a fan of laundry sharing space with a bath, esp a full bath, but if you need it there, put it in the North west corner and think about what you can do to hide it when it's not in use.

Option A. Depends on window size and height of W/D, this option puts one stretch of countertop over the washer and dryer and wraps around for the vanity area. Can put shelves or cabinets next to the window and also at the end of the shower, with the opening facing the sink. Some people have even used spaces like that for a pull out like in a kitchen. Let's the light penetrate the room, and space above the W/D for folding. Can put a curtain or slotted doors in front of W/D to hide them if needed.

Option B. Stacked W/D behind bifold vented doors. Not sure a regular door would work, might need a pocket door with this one. Not sure what to do at the end of the tub by the window, probably a good place for shelves.

Option C. Stacked W/D behind vented bifold doors. Half height pony wall to block view of toilet, but still let light penetrate room. Sight lines from open door should be fine, would see bifold doors, pony wall, some vanity area. This one also has room for a towel hook next to the tub, one of my favorite parts of our bathroom remodel as it is so convenient.

Granted my ideas and reality don't always mix, but hopefully someone that knows what they are doing can weigh in or post some ideas. No time right now to draw pics of what each wall would look. Like, but if you like one or more options I can try to do that later in the weekend.

Good luck!

It's been a while but I wanted to follow-up with some photos of the finished bathroom, inspired by one of your layouts. We're really happy with it. Thanks for the layout suggestion!

I love your new bath! It looks so light and airy with all the white and the windows. Those sinks/faucets are wondful. You did a great job, the elements work so well together. Glad you are enjoying it!

Oh what that means I don't know.

I love the modern clean lines with the rustic floor and washboard. Do you have kids? I bet they LOVE it!

Thanks for sharing.

Here's a design that might work for you.

Great job!