Some measurements would be helpful also. I have a unique layout but could not figure out how to cut-n-paste from a pdf. We have our sinks in the corner and a corner cabinet above counter, under the counter is knee space with a vanity chair. In the opposite corner is a shower with a door on an angle and the far wall is where we have the large tub. How attached are you to the tub? Will you use it? How high up on the wall are the windows? Could you make them be really high up and then put your shower there? Do you need 2 sinks or will one oversized vanity with sink work? How about the toilet - do you want it in a 'room' or can it be open to the rest of the bathroom?

That does seem like a good idea to flip the toilet enclosure with the shower and remove the linen closet. Then the door to the bathroom would open up against the toilet pocket door wall. The shower area would show up nicely and feel more open without the linen closet. I have a similar entrance hall to my bedroom. Its great since the bedroom is so close to the main activities of the house. It blocks noise and light.

Maybe a single sink vanity flanked by storage instead? As is, I wouldn't want to be the person who uses the one closest to the shower (get hit by the shower door; shower drip-age == wet floor). Also, not sure at 54x56 that the water closet is large enough - where will you stand once you go in & try to close the door behind you? How high off the floor are the windows? What direction do they face?

Thank you, thinkdesignlive! That is what I was trying to decide! I initially loved the bathroom below that has the marble tile with hexagon AND the gray floor. But, I like the herringbone pattern more...I agree with you on a consistent floor to make the bathroom feel bigger. I was considering this floor in the bottom pictures that resemble cement. Do you think I should do this for both floors? Or do you think I should try and pull off the hexagon off with the herringbone pattern? Thank you, Classic Comfort