Hi. Hopefully the pros will have some ideas but the layout seems a bit tricky re the width, the soil pipe and presumably you want a mirror over the vanity?! It might work with the bath at the opposite end of the room to where it is now and then encase shower and bath behind glass as per pic. Have the loo between the windows but hopefully there's some room for manoeuvre so it can move left a little and have the vanity where the bath currently is. It does mean you're facing the loo as you walk in though :( I might consider a smaller mirror over the vanity with lights and then what's left of the wall on the bedroom door side you could mirror to make it feel wider. Antiqued mirror could look great depending on what other materials you use . What style is the bedroom?

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I agree with the worktops and tiles being totally plain, but what colour should I pick? the only two light colours are white and beige. I am a little worried that an all-white kitchen would look too clinical. Would beige tiles look "dirty" as a backsplash? Should I keep the wood accent somehow or use wood cabinets? I have noticed designers matching terrazzo with wood a lot! Matching cabinets, worktops, backsplash, and floor is a headache to me!

I agree with @Juliet Docherty. Don't just use them because they were free... You might regret it later on... You've probably put quite a lot into the project so far....go with what you want :)