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3D Bathroom Planner

Design your dream bathroom - easily in 3D

Your bathroom is more than just a functional room - it's your retreat. With our intuitive 3D bathroom planner, you can turn your ideas into concrete plans and experience today what your new bathroom could look like tomorrow.

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Contents

  • Bathroom planner – Key points
  • Professional templates for a quick start
  • FAQ and helpful tips

Overview

  • Simple and flexible

    Plan your dream bathroom anytime, anywhere, according to your personal preferences.

  • User-friendly:

    The intuitive interface allows for quick and easy design in just a few steps.

  • 3D view:

    Thanks to the 3D bathroom planner, you’ll get a realistic idea of your future well-being oasis.

How to use the 3D bathroom planner

A tastefully designed bathroom becomes your personal oasis at home, a sanctuary where you can unwind and recharge. Enjoy this enhanced quality of life in your home, as part of a new-build or renovation project. Watch the video to find out how you can effortlessly plan your bathroom online.

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How the 3D bathroom planner works - 5 simple steps

Top view of a minimalist bathroom with beige tiles, a shower area, a toilet, a washbasin with a wood-framed mirror and a window providing natural light. A potted plant adds a decorative touch.

Planning templates for the bathroom planner

A bathroom with a Venticello toilet, vanity unit and Squaro Infinity shower.

Small bathroom with shower

Even a small bathroom becomes an oasis of well-being with the clever solutions from Villeroy & Boch. Floor-to-ceiling showers, narrow washbasins and space-saving furniture ensure comfort and freedom of movement - even in small spaces. With 3D planning, you can design your dream bathroom simply and realistically.

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A white Theano Curved Edition bath in a light-coloured bathroom with a floor-to-ceiling window.

Small bathroom with bath

Even in a small bathroom, you don't have to do without a bath. The space-saving bath solutions from Villeroy & Boch offer full comfort in a minimal space - and still leave room for a washbasin, toilet and storage space. The result is a well thought-out complete bathroom in a small space.


 

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A bathroom with a window, pebble floor, wall-mounted washbasin and a toilet. Above the washbasin there is a round mirror, on the lower part of the walls wood panelling, with framed pictures higher up on the walls.

The perfect guest bathroom

Space-saving solutions such as a compact toilet, narrow washbasin and a walk-in shower create a fully-fledged bathroom for guests even in a small space - functional, stylish and inviting.

 

 

 

 

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A modern bathroom with a bath, a wall-mounted washbasin, a round mirror and a toilet from the O.novo collection. A large skylight and a potted plant create an attractive effect. Wooden accents and herringbone tiles add a rustic note to the room.

Bathroom with a sloping ceiling

Sloping ceilings turn bathroom planning into an interesting challenge - but with the right design, your bathroom will become a cosy well-being sanctuary!

 

 

 

 

 

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Tips for planning a bathroom

Things to consider before planning

There are some important aspects to consider and a few basic requirements to clarify before you start planning your bathroom. This is to ensure that your bathroom meets both your visual and functional needs.

Pay attention to the special structural features

Every bathroom has special structural features, which you need to take into account once you start planning the details. If inlet pipes for water and waste water already exist, then that will often limit where you can position the washbasin, bath and shower. Consult a Villeroy & Boch dealer during the planning process to clarify how many connections and what expansion work may be necessary. Sloping ceilings can also lead to restrictions, which will significantly impact the design of the bathroom  and should be taken into account in 3D bathroom planning. When renovating your bathroom, you should also make sure that the products you choose will fit through the door afterwards.

Don’t forget the adjacent rooms

The sound of a shower pattering, bath water gurgling gently or a toilet flushing – it’s impossible to completely prevent noise in the bathroom. In order to keep the noise level in adjacent rooms as low as possible, you may want to think through the position of each element in the bathroom. You should avoid placing sanitaryware on walls next to other rooms where possible. Install the shower and toilet on the outer walls to significantly reduce noise transmission. Factor in adequate ventilation in your bathroom plan as well. If there is no window, a ventilation system will help extract moisture and odours.

Consider the available space and size of the bathroom

Your very own dream bathroom needs ample space for you to move about in to make you feel completely at ease. If you have a small bathroom, try not to overload the room. A minimum distance of 120 x 120 cm between the sanitary objects is ideal. If you choose a walk-in shower without a door, then you should also make it large enough to avoid water spraying. Half-height partitions, which separate the toilet from the rest of the bathroom, are becoming more and more popular as an interior design element. You may have to plan additional space for it when designing your bathroom. Our bathroom planner gives you the opportunity to visualise different bathroom design options in advance.

What would you like in your bathroom?

Your very own small spa bathroom should be tailored to your needs and preferences as best as possible. So before you start planning, think about which fittings are important to you. Do you want both a bath and a shower or would either do? Apart from the toilet, would you also like to fit a bidet or urinal? Which electrical appliances do you want to use in your bathroom? If you also want to have a washing machine and a tumble dryer in the bathroom, then make sure that there are enough water connections and wall sockets. A harmonious lighting concept also needs an adequate power supply.

How many people are going to use the bathroom?

A family bathroom has different demands than a guest bathroom. Therefore, think about how many people are going to use the bathroom now and in the future. For example, a double washbasin is the perfect solution when two family members want to brush their teeth in the morning at the same time. If you have children, then low-maintenance materials would be an advantage. Tiles are significantly easier and quicker to clean than wall panelling with wood or wallpaper. The Villeroy & Boch CeramicPlus finish also makes it easier to clean ceramic surfaces. When you choose your bathroom furniture, you should also consider how much storage space you need.

Are you planning an accessible bathroom?

Accessibility is also an important factor when redesigning or renovating a bathroom. To maximise comfort and convenience, make sure there is enough space to enable easy access to all relevant objects. An accessible bathroom includes key elements such as a barrier-free bathroom door and a walk-in shower. You should also pay attention to customisable installation heights and the additional functionalities of each fitting. Incorporate any practical complementary products you may need, such as a grab bar in the bath or a shower seat, when furnishing the bathroom.

Wall-mounted Villeroy & Boch Antao toilet in green in front of a textured beige wall and stone floor. Towels are hanging at the side.
Vintage bathroom with a Villeroy & Boch Finion bath and a Collaro washbasin, blue wall panels and gold taps. A spacious shower with marble walls and the freestanding bath create a luxurious ambience in a classic style.
Legato vanity unit in a small bathroom with a shower and a sloping ceiling
Modern white Memento 2.0 toilet and bidet in a minimalist design in a natural-coloured bathroom
Modern, minimalist bathroom with beige walls, black taps and a double washbasin under rectangular mirrors.
A modern accessible bathroom with a washbasin, toilet and additional handles from Villeroy & Boch’s ViCare accessible ceramic collection. Blue tile accents, an illuminated mirror, a wooden floor and a walk-in shower with a window.



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Bathroom planner FAQs

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Modern bathroom with two round mirrors above two white Antao washbasins from Villeroy & Boch on a wooden washstand. Black taps and minimalist decor complement the design.

Inspiration for your bathroom

Our overview page shows you a wide range of bathroom inspirations - from modern designs to cosy, feel-good solutions. Find inspiration.

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