When designing or renovating your primary bathroom, it’s important to consider a variety of design and practical features. The term “master bathroom” is now often replaced with “primary” or “owner’s” bathroom. During planning, think about who will use the space and which features are essential for your family, such as deciding between one or two sinks, choosing between a tub or a larger shower, and considering heated floors. Additionally, consider the storage options and the overall look or vibe you want for the space.
All these factors, along with any existing spatial constraints, will influence your new primary bathroom layout. As an interior designer, my main goals are to create a layout that combines beautiful aesthetics with efficiency and a relaxing, spa-like atmosphere. The space should be practical and well-organized to prevent clutter and maintain a serene environment.
When a space is designed to meet your needs while looking stunning, relaxation happens naturally. Including indulgent luxury features enhances the spa-like vibes. With these goals in mind, let’s explore six tips for planning your en suite layout, focusing on creating sight lines and focal points, thoughtful space planning for aesthetics and functionality, and providing ample storage to manage clutter.
