You may not agree with these three items, but there is no denying the value of the last one. Lastly, and this one is the one that really truly matters …Ĭ) the rest of the bathroom can be used concurrently along with the toilet room
Nobody needs to know what you’re doing in there, as far as someone might be concerned, you’re just reading email off your phone. I’m spelling it out –Ī) toilet rooms, at times, emit an odor that needs to be containedī) exhaust fan in the toilet room works more efficiently (smaller area). All that’s missing is the prison wine.ĭon’t get me wrong, not all toilets need to be in their own space, but if you are going to design a true master bathroom, your toilet needs to be in its own room for reasons that really shouldn’t need to be spelled out … but that’s exactly what I am going to do. A prison toilet is what I call a toilet that is just sitting out there in the main space of in a Master Bathroom, you know … just like what you would find in a prison cell. And one of the reasons I don’t love it is the fact that it has what I like to call “ a prison toilet.” While this isn’t the worst layout I’ve ever seen, I don’t love it. Quick math will tell you that this is not a small bathroom – maybe something in the range of 10′ x 10′ square. The image above was one of the winners Google kicked back to me … I didn’t give attribution to the source of this design because I don’t think they would want it given the context of how I am using it here. Take the ( ahem) design below which I picked at random when I typed “master bathroom layout designs” in to Google. Since I am an architect that does residential design, I spend more time on bathroom layouts than your average person, I’m not just some guy in the next cubicle. Not because I love toilets – which maybe I do, they are kind of funny – but because there are a lot of bathroom layouts out there that drive me crazy. My name is Bob and I seem to talk about toilets a lot here at Life of an Architect.
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