Can you sketch the whole room with the dimensions? Getting rid of the shower wall should be relatively easy, unless it's supporting something up above it. ( however, it does not appear to be thick enough for that and probably isn't ). You can cut down the vanity length and then possibly move the shower for better access. Depends where the door and window are, how wide the room is etc.

Hi Emily, here are some pictures This is the corridor, we have tried to show the step back between the two walls, there is 877mm behind the mirrored doors. This is the end of the bedroom we proposed moving the bathroom to This end is where we thought the dressing area could go, blocking the first door from the corridor. We have taken down the stud wall that used to divide the room. En-suite which we proposed combining with corridor to make bedroom with door from landing at far end of en-suite. Any ideas would be gratefully received as we are going round in circles with our ideas. Thanks Amanda

wow....thats lots of work but i guess if youve got a lovely room to go into at the end of the day you'll be fine.

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