Bathroom layout ideas

1. The Classic Galley (Ideal for narrow spaces)

• Setup: Vanity on one wall, toilet and shower on the opposite wall.

• Best for: Small to medium bathrooms, guest baths.

• Pro tip: Install a wall-hung vanity to show more floor space. Place a large mirror across from the shower to reflect light.

2. The Wet Zone Layout (Spa feel)

• Setup: An open walk-in shower without a door or curb, often running along one full wall. Vanity and toilet on the opposite or adjacent wall.

• Best for: Primary ensuites, modern homes.

• Pro tip: Use a single long linear drain. This layout makes your brushed gold tapware the star—choose a wall-mounted shower set or a freestanding tub filler in brushed gold.

3. The Split Bath (Privacy + function)

• Setup: Toilet and shower in one closed compartment, vanity(s) in a separate outer zone.

• Best for: Family bathrooms (2+ people can use different areas).

• Pro tip: Add a second brushed gold basin faucet so two people can prep at the same time without crowding.

4. The Compact Corner (Ultra small spaces)

• Setup: Corner vanity, corner shower (neo-angle or round), and a wall-hung toilet tucked next to them.

• Best for: Powder rooms, tiny homes, apartment bathrooms.

• Pro tip: Choose a corner basin mixer in brushed gold to keep the counter clean and visually expand the space.

5. The Dual-Vanity + Freestanding Tub (Luxury layout)

• Setup: Two separate vanities facing each other (or side by side). Freestanding tub near a window. Large walk-in shower in the back.

• Best for: Large master bathrooms.

• Pro tip: Repeat brushed gold across all fixtures—tub filler, shower trim, and faucets—for a cohesive, high-end hotel look.