Thank you. I don't have the measurements at the moment but I've attached a better floorplan! Unfortunately the door can't open into the hallway as there isn't quite enough space and the hallway is also a tricky tiny shape.

Wow thank you everyone for all your suggestions and help with this. So many good ideas and things to think about! @tim-baker921 thanks for pointing out that a corner WC could work with the initial design put forward by us... it's a good to hear that although we do now agree with the advice from on here that it is better not to reposition a WC too far away from the soil pipe, so we have gone off that design a little. @Phil West, we totally get what you said about the finish being more important than the quantity of amenities. And we agree that it's things like nice lighting and attractive niches that'll make the difference to the overall result. I have no doubt that when the time comes I'll be scouring houzz and Pinterest for ideas and inspiration! @Wendy, thanks for your suggestion, we are open to the idea of a smaller bath if it would make for a better layout work but I have been trying to visualise what you mean... is the position of the "2m" high wall that you describe meant to be cutting straight through the main window? Surely I have got it wrong! I'm wondering if you meant shower on the left (external wall) as suggested by Jonathan? I liked Jonathan's suggested layout but the difficulty is that the wall between the small window and the far left corner is only 69 cm. In addition, the soil pipe is in the far left corner too so it would need boxing in, thus reducing the available floor space ifor a shower in that corner, My husband says he could box the soil pipe in and possibly create a useful ledge within the shower... and I have been thinking perhaps we could gain a bit of extra shoulder space by using a bow shaped/ curved door so perhaps all is not lost! So anyway folks, as you can see we are still dithering about whether we can have a separate shower or shower over the bath. We are still leaning towards the latter. If anyone has any thoughts on this they would be most welcome :)

Hi, I think it wouldn’t take much to give this room a face lift. You have a neutral pallet so it’s very easy. If you’re after a fresh, light airy look with some character this is what I suggest: Keep your terracotta tiles.. paint the kitchen cupboards a warmer shade ie. Light tone such as a muted pink blush or creamy taupe, paint your walls a warm off white- keep in very light though. I would also change your unit handles to black but keep it simple and modern. A couple of hanging plants by the window to add a homely feel. ..And a picture on the wall or a small hook rail to hang some small chopping boards etc will add interests. Hope that helps!

You would probably need a worksurface next to the washer dryer to place items down as you remove them unless its straight into the laundry basket? Is that sink a sink as such or a washbasin? I'm sure it could work well. They do it all over Europe. Its a much better way of collecting laundry. Think about a laundry basket too. It might be very handy to have it in there next to the washer dryer. Could you provide some dimensions please to give a better idea of the space available?