The WetStyle f/s tub has a removable tray that sits across the tub. I like numberjunkie's idea of a shelf or ledge behind the tub for placing items and also like the idea of having the shower wall next to the tub tiled half-way up to have a space for installing a grab bar. WetStyle has an optional shelf that surrounds the tub, but I think it would make it more challenging to get in and out of the tub - would need to hop over the shelf. The drop-in tub I was initially considering was 72"x42" but that would likely not fit, so would need to be 72"x36". This weekend I looked at an open house (new construction) in my area that had a drop-in tub with a narrow space for the deck surround (see attached photo). The deck was tiled on the top and on the apron with white subway tile. I noticed that with the narrow deck space (about 2") and the tub overhang, it would be awkward to sit on the edge of the tub and swing my legs in or out of the tub. Wiithout space for a deck that is wide enough to comfortably sit on, ease of entry or exit may come down to depth of the tub and options for placement of grab bars. The Wetstyle tub is 22" deep; the drop-in tubs are generally deeper, more like 26"

I stayed in an air bnb that had a wet room with a freestanding tub, and EVERYTHING got wet when using the shower. If it were my home I’d be unable to clean between the tub and the 2 walls that were around it (back wall, side wall and open on the 3rd side to shower. I didn’t seem practical to me. Now, if it was a huge bathroom where you could easily mop around the tub I guess that would be better. Better yet would be to at least have 1 wall of a glass partition between tub and shower to reduce splashing onto tub with every shower. Also, the floor, toilet, TP, towels, and sink would all get wet every time. It’s not for me at all.

Not a fan of that light fixture. Would not want to look at/into the light but rather have the fixture provide light for the room. If you want an interesting ceiling hung light, consider this LED one: https://www.beautifulhalo.com/6led-leaf-design-semi-flush-light-nordic-style-acrylic-ceiling-flush-mount-in-warmwhiteneutral-p-326243.html?currency1=USD&track=PA_G_SUS325&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1IbvvfjH5QIVVdyGCh0DNgObEAQYASABEgI74fD_BwE You might consider a faux window light -- perhaps even a stained glass one: http://diphotoshop.com/3-tips-for-highlighting-the-exterior-architecture-of-your-home/ http://nanobolt.co/fake-window-light-box/ Or a fake window skylight light: The local hospital has one but I couldn't find a pic on line that would load. Are you aware that there are light fixtures made specifically for corners? I like this one best: http://kapemvun.info/foliage-not-flowers/ but there are others worth considering, too. http://kapemvun.info/easy-fix-for-fall-flowers-to-get-up-your-garden-2/ http://kapemvun.info/10-no-fail-drought-tolerant-perennials-for-low-water-gardens/

I think the choice between built-in and freestanding is personal. We had a built-in Bain Ultra in our last house and maybe used it three times in ten years. When we remodeled the master bath in our current house about a year ago we put in a freestanding tub because the built-in one was huge and appeared to dominate the space. We probably won't ever use it. I think of it as a piece of sculpture. Luckily we got an exceptional deal on it right before the supply chain issues became a problem. Try to avoid spending a lot of money on something you won't use. The wet room concept is something I really can't get behind. My freestanding tub is across the room from the shower. Wiping down the shower glass is enough work for me, I don't want to be wiping down a tub everytime I use the shower. If your floorplan really doesn't allow for any other arrangement I would just think more about whether you will actually use a tub. If there is a tub in another bath in the house you could just not have one in the master. You can always post your floorplan to see if commenters can suggest a different layout if you really want both.