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So the overall dimensions of this tiny bathroom are 5'x6'8". More details on that in the pics included in this album: https://imgur.com/a/0dGBd
As you can see, there's not much space to work with here. Unfortunately this tiny bathroom has no room for knocking down walls to increase its size. This was already done to make a tiny kitchen larger on the side where you see the sink. The wall with the window and back wall of the tub are exterior walls so no room for expansion there either. I know I can gain more square footage by removing the tub, and putting in a shower stall, but I heard that this hurts the resale value quite a bit. Regarding the tub, would sliding glass doors give the appearance of a larger room? A shower curtain seems to divide the room quite a bit and give it a closed-in feel. Also, to create more space, I was going to change the door to swing outwardly into the hallway, or perhaps a sliding type door.
I suspect a minimalist design would be preferable as it should give the appearance of a larger room. I might be wrong and am certainly open to other suggestions. I'm guessing lots of lighting and bright whites would help in this regard as well. Given the small size of the room and that I will be tackling most of this myself, I really don't think cost will be much of an issue. 3 or 4 thousand bucks should be more than enough I would think, but I would happily spend more if it got me a really good finished product. I like to think I'm pretty handy and love acquiring new skills, but I don't have a great eye for design. This where I need your help to bust out some space-saving-design-kung-fu.
Looking forward to your feedback. Thanks in advance :)
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Hi, I’m about to kickoff a remodel of my master bathroom. This is a five piece bath that’s laid out in a galley style. Between the tub and the shower, we are thinking about building a wall between, whereas today it is a glass partition. Reason for building the wall is to gain a control plane in the shower for an additional shower control valve, and possible adding a wall type valve to the tub side. My hang up is the window that sits in the tub side. Knowing that people often like an open space, I wonder if building the wall will create an odd looking space that has been sectionalized. Just looking for any kind of input or thoughts. I have thought about this too much and seem stressed to provide an answer.