I'd replace the window into one big window and make a feature of it. A plant on the window sill would look great, then you could have built in storage for your toiletries to keep the window sill clear of clutter. Just make sure everything is well sealed! You'd probably need to wipe the sill down after a shower but not a big deal

Hi Sarah, I really didn't want the toilet to be the first thing you see in front of you. That was actually the first argument I made, too. I thought vanity in front of you and wc and bidet on the right. But after some talking with my family, we thought there may not be enough room for the toilet (floorplan isn't correct - there's 10cm less behind the door than it is written here). Bathroom dimensions are 185x240cm. 95cm left of the door, where the shower is. What would you do with this space? Also, any tiles/color scheme suggestions? We are thinking large blocks instead of traditional tiles, and light as it is a fairly small bathroom. Also, there will be a small window around 30cm left-to-right on the right (outside) wall - where the sink is now. Ceiling is 2.8m high.

Hi Rony, Did you still need some advice on this? I noticed you posted a few weeks ago. Drop a comment if you still need help. Vicky

I think you could work with the layout you have and avoid pipework changes and still gain a more spacious feeling. The current shower enclosure on plinth is visually very dominant. I think if you can make shower area feel more 'lightweight' this will lift the room. My suggestion is to change the shower enclosure and go for a very simple tray that sits directly on the floor if possible and then use just one fixed panel of glass at the loo end.  Find a tray that runs all the way along the length of the wall to the basin. I don't know what your dimensions are but is it feasible to have say a 700mm pane of glass and still have a 500mm opening at end near basin?  If you can minimise the framing and ideally get rid of a hinged door on the enclosure I think this will make the room feel more open. The loo and basin are fine so then it would be a case of maybe changing the wall tiles if they are damaged from removing existing set up.   500mm gap between edge of glass and basin?