Hi Wumi. You have had some great ideas on here so I'm sure you have some fabulous plans. Here is what I would do - separate wet and dry areas, lots of storage, no blocking the window. Good luck with it.

I failed to add sketch earlier but it looks like Sarah had a similar plan.

Hi Wumi! Bedroom-to-bathroom conversions give you fantastic proportions to play with. With a 2.66m x 2.28m footprint, you have plenty of space for a generous walk-in shower without making the room feel cramped. Here are a few layout principles to get the most out of the space: • Generous Walk-in Shower Enclosure: Position a large 1200mm x 900mm (or even 1400mm x 900mm) shower tray along the left wall, opposite the doorway wall. This creates a luxurious focal point as you step into the room while keeping plumbing runs straightforward. • Vanity & Mirror Placement: Use the wall adjacent to the window for a wall-hung vanity unit (800mm - 1000mm width). Wall-hung units keep the floor visible, making the room feel larger and deep drawers offer ideal storage for cosmetics and towels. • Toilet Positioning: Place the toilet away from the immediate sightline of the door - ideally tucked alongside the vanity wall or on the opposite corner - to ensure the view into the room stays open and aesthetically pleasing. • Towel Radiator Integration: A vertical heated towel rail works brilliantly on the wall space next to the doorway, keeping warm towels within easy reach of the shower exit. I'm a UK-based virtual interior designer specialising in spatial planning and 2D/3D layout fixes. If you have the window height details or plumbing stack location and want to see some scaled 2D layout options mapped out, feel free to send me a direct message!