Adding a bath changes the demands on the furniture beside it. In this Aberdeen room, a waterproof vanity sits at the bath end, allowing enclosed storage to remain close to the washing area within the available layout.
If a similar position appeals, consider more than whether the unit fits the gap. The furniture specification needs to suit its intended location and likely exposure, and its doors or drawers still need usable opening space. Include the places you would stand or kneel to help at the bath before deciding how far the furniture can project. Review the bath, screen and vanity together. This helps retain useful storage without treating a cupboard beside a bathing area as interchangeable with furniture in a drier part of the room.
