Bathroom Plans

Full Bathroom Floor Plan Layout

A 30 sq ft full bathroom with a shower stall along one side and the vanity and toilet along the other.

Plan specification

Area
30 sq ft (6 × 5 ft)
Bathroom
Full, 3 fixtures
Bathing
Shower stall
Vanity
Single, compact
Layout
Two-wall split

Ideal for

  • Guest bathrooms
  • Apartments
  • Compact renovations
  • Basement bathrooms

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About this layout

At six by five feet this is a compact full bathroom that swaps the tub for a shower stall. The shower takes one half of the room, the vanity sink and the toilet share the other, and the door opens in the corner beside the toilet. Keeping every fixture against a wall leaves a small clear square in the middle — just enough to stand, dry off and turn around, for one person at a time.

Key features

  • Shower stall instead of a tub
  • Three fixtures in 30 sq ft
  • Vanity and toilet on one side
  • Corner door

Design tips

  1. Put the vanity on the wall you see first from the door — it is the fixture that sets the impression of the room.

  2. Keep the clear square in the middle of the room free of storage; it is the only place to stand and dry off.

  3. Choose a narrow vanity with drawers rather than doors; drawers reach the back of the unit without needing swing space.

  4. Give the shower a sliding or inward-folding door so it never swings into the room.

  5. Set the towel rail within arm's reach of both the shower and the vanity rather than by the door.

Recommended furniture and dimensions

Compact fixtures sized for a 6 by 5 ft room. Confirm fixture positions with your contractor before building — this is a design reference, not an approved drawing.

Bathing Zone

ItemDimensionsWhy this size
Shower Stall2.5 × 3.3 ftTakes roughly half the room along one wall.

Vanity Wall

ItemDimensionsWhy this size
Single Vanity2.0–2.5 ft (W) × 1.3–1.5 ft (D)Reduced depth keeps 2.5 ft of clear walkway past the front edge.
Mirror2.0 ft (W) × 2.5 ft (H)Matching the vanity width makes the wall read as one designed element.
Clear Floor at Vanity2.5 ft (D)Enough to stand at the basin with the door closed.

Toilet Zone

ItemDimensionsWhy this size
Round-Front Toilet1.4 ft (W) × 2.3 ft (D)Round-front saves about 2 in of projection over an elongated bowl.
Clear Floor at Toilet2.5 ft (W) × 2.0 ft (D)Centred on the bowl, measured to the nearest fixture or wall on each side.

Storage

ItemDimensionsWhy this size
Recessed Niche1.0 ft (W) × 0.3 ft (D)Set into the shower wall for bottles, at roughly chest height.

These are design references sized from standard furniture and fixture dimensions. Check room dimensions and any local requirements with your contractor before building.

Colour and lighting

Colour scheme

Mid-tone floor with light walls gives the room grounding without shrinking it, and lets a timber or painted vanity carry the warmth.

Lighting notes

Ambient ceiling light plus task lighting at the mirror, and a damp-rated fitting inside the shower stall — an enclosed shower is otherwise the darkest part of the room.