A wide worktop can look generous until the basin and fittings occupy it. In our Bridge of Don bathroom, deeper furniture serves the countertop basin while the neighbouring toilet section is shallower. The basin area retains a useful surface beside the bowl.
When reviewing a design, look at the space you can actually use to put things down. Think about a wash bag, shaving items or the products you use while getting ready. Try the plan with the soap, brush and any charging fitting in place to see the clear worktop that remains. Their place should be considered alongside the bowl and tap positions. The overall furniture width is only part of the decision. The remaining working surface is what supports the daily routine.
