A bathroom routine carries on after the water stops. This Airyhall, Aberdeen project includes a built-in bath beneath the window, a separate wetroom area and a wall-hung vanity.
Those three washing positions suggest a useful planning exercise. Trace the route from the shower or bath to a towel, then to the basin. Decide where someone can dry and put down the things needed next without occupying the shower entrance. Follow where your feet go after the shower, including where you pause to dry and reach for clothes.
Mark that standing space on the layout before filling every remaining gap with furniture. It gives the room a practical connection between fittings, rather than treating each one as a separate purchase. The aim is a comfortable sequence of small actions from washing through to getting ready.
