A wider showering end can change the balance of the whole bathroom. In this Bridge of Don project, an L-shaped bath forms part of an extended layout, with the vanity repositioned and an illuminated mirror above it.
When considering a shaped bath, draw its full outline alongside the basin in use. Check the standing position, the route past the wider end and the wall area needed for the mirror. These details belong in the same decision as the bathing space. Compare where the mirror and basin can sit after the wider section is drawn at its true size.
This makes the comparison more useful than looking at bath dimensions alone. A broader showering end should be assessed with the neighbouring washing point, so both daily routines have a clear place in the finished layout.
