Our Belhelvie bathroom has two deep illuminated recesses beside the bath. Pale tiles and white drawer furniture give the room a consistent finish. Placing two openings on one wall makes the gap between them and the tile cuts around them visible as part of the same design. A small variation that would be easy to miss around a single shelf can draw the eye when it has a matching neighbour.
For a similar layout, we draw both openings on the same tiled elevation. Check their finished widths and the wall between them, then compare where the tile joints meet the outer edges. A common centreline can help settle the composition, especially when the openings are viewed from across the room. Discuss those relationships before choosing the starting point for the tiles. The two recesses can then look like a deliberate pair while providing two useful storage positions beside the bath.
