Wow!

This has been a feature in almost every old Victorian house I've lived in. I've also seen that area used as a closet, which I'm not as fond of because of the weird wedge shape.

I can relate to ShellyIN! I grew up in a 1897 house with a powder room under the front stairs (back stairs opened into kitchen for servants). However, all of our neighbors had the exact same floor plan and they used theirs as a very deep closet.

I know that in some areas, modern building codes have made doing this an issue - something about required ceiling height over the toilet, if I recall. I remember seeing an episode of some show on HGTV where the people trying to remodel their older home couldn't put a bathroom under the stairs like they planned because of building code issues.

I just do not know if I am feeling that. IT just seems so "out in the open". (Yes I see the awesome double doors- I like that feature!) but for a room who's only purpose is to use the potty- it is so exposed :(

Does anyone know the measurements to this bathroom? We are remodeling and deciding weather to put the sink outside the SMALL half-bath upstairs for lack of room.

Does anyone know what brand/model the sink is in this bathroom? We can't find one anywhere and have an exact bathroom space that we're re-doing under our stairs.

I agree please please help on the brand or model of the sink. I have been searching everywhere. I desperately want that sink for our half bath.