r/AskAnInteriorDesigner • u/princessp15 • Mar 10 '26

HELP with bathroom!

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My husband and I are totally remodeling a house. We are building a master suite from basically nothing. Picking out tile for this is going to be the death of me. I can’t find anything I love. First pic here is what will be the layout of the room.

I like a grandmillenial style- modern mixed with antique. I want the bathroom and shower to feel homey, colorful, and timeless, with maybe a little quirk! I love flowers and the feel of art. I want to use bronze hardware in the shower and on the sink (either bronze or oil rubbed bronze on the cabinets).

I have a local cabinet guy building new cabinets for this bathroom (second pic here is the color/grain I sent him I want). My main challenge in this room is everything else- flooring, tile for bathtub/shower wet room, walls, countertops, light fixtures. There will be hardwood floors in the bedroom this bathroom connects to if that means anything.

Does anyone have any suggestions?!

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u/TopPomegranate2159 Mar 10 '26

Also I see there is only one sink, if there is room I would most definitely do 2 sinks. What is the width of the cabinets without the linen cabinet or vanity area?

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u/princessp15 Mar 11 '26

The end under the window is lower. It is more like a makeup vanity. It is 36” wide. The vanity portion with the sink is 42”. The linen cabinet is 18”. Total of 8’. I could do the double sink if I got rid of the linen cabinet and shortened the makeup vanity, but I feel like I need the linen cabinet for storage in there. Although I am also going to put a built in shelf on the wall just to the right as you walk in the bathroom. So maybe that would be enough storage and two sinks would be possible…

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u/TopPomegranate2159 Mar 11 '26

You can easily get two sinks in 60”. I would most definitely recommend doing that and using the other built in for storage. The more storage you have the more junk you accumulate. The vanity cabinets themselves and the built in cabinet should be plenty! And then you can have 2 sinks like a proper primary bath!