Master bath no tub layout

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We are planning to renovate our 1980s home and want to remove the existing soaker tub; it takes up so much of the space and we only take showers. We really don't have the room to do a separate shower and a tub so we are weighing just putting in a large walk in shower with multiple heads, sprays, etc...

Until last month, this was our 24 year-old master bathroom (minus the decorations and 47 shampoo bottles). Sad trombone says ‘wah wahhhhhh’ and I agree. Here’s what was bugging us…

Updating your master bathroom with a tub has become increasingly more popular in the last few years. Here are some ideas to inspire your project.

When designing a bathroom, there are a few common bathroom floor plans to start from, but, of course, there are always exceptions to the rules.

Master bath no tub

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Many folks are choosing to leave out having a tub in the master bath when renovating. Is this a good idea or a decision that they will one day regret, especially when it comes time to sell their home? That's what we are talking about in today's post.

Many of our clients have made the decision to remodel their master bathrooms without a tub. Here are some of our recent projects that have used the extra space in the bathroom for more storage and large walk-in showers.

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Would appreciate your thoughts about the following floor plan options for master bath/closet remodel. In particular, which would have the best flow for husband and wife using the area at the same time? Thanks! Here is a link that might be useful: 16x11 Master Bath & Closet Layout options