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What this is
A bathroom rebuilt
from fifteen photographs.
No survey, no laser, no floor plan. Fifteen photographs taken on a phone in about two minutes, and three room dimensions paced out by hand.
Everything you are standing in was derived from those — walls placed by matching corners across frames, distances recovered by counting tiles of a known size, and the layout argued out and corrected until the model agreed with every photograph at once.
- Floor area
- 4,88m²
- Ceiling
- 2,20m
- Arm width
- 1,30m
- Photographs
- 15frames
How a distance was recovered
The drain grate is a standard 0,80 m unit. In this frame it spans 460 px, while the floor between the walls spans 670 px at the same depth.
0,80 × 670 ÷ 460 = 1,16 m
Perspective widens the floor toward the camera, so the true width sits a little above that — which is how a paced-out “about 1,30” became a number with a reason behind it.
What is measured, and what is not
- Measured Room width, arm length, ceiling height — paced by hand, then checked against tile counts.
- From photographs Which wall each fixture sits on, the shower's depth, the position of the glass screen, the drain, the window.
- Estimated Fixture sizes, taken from standard German sanitaryware dimensions rather than measured in the room.
- Not yet built The renovation itself. This is the bathroom as it stands today — the before, not the after.