As drawn, I like #1 best. Like desertsteph, I would switch the toilet and vanity and reverse the door swing. Actually, I would prefer to eliminate the swinging door. I'm not sure you could use a pocket door with the side wall sizes and plumbing locations, but how about a really modern looking barn door attached to the hall side of the wall? It could be a big slab of walnut, or frosted or clear glass or some mix. Because of the wall sizes, 2 narrower barn doors that open from the middle might actually be better. I like the layout of #2 (2 sinks), but couldn't live with the bath being that visible all the time. I also think that one would work well with solid walls at the edges of the wall facing the bed, and large sliding doors you could leave open most of the time if you want to. With #3, I would not like to walk through a potentially wet area to reach the toilet. I wonder if you could put a sliding door to the toilet compartment on the hall side. [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/while-at-chil-design-group-contemporary-bedroom-vancouver-phvw-vp~102824) [contemporary bedroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/contemporary-bedroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_715~s_2103) by vancouver interior designer Claudia Leccacorvi

Oh, I'm sorry. There is berber carpet on the rest of the floor where the vanity/sinks are. There is also a seperate area that closes off with a door where the commode is. It, too has white small tiles. What I would like to do is pull up the carpet, although it is only two years old, and put the same tile there as I put in front of the shower stall. I don't like carpet in a bathroom, but that is what we "inherited" when we bought the house. I'd also like to put the same in the commode area. Thanks for your reply. A tile that would compliment the white tile...would you think that would need to have some white in it, as well? Thanks, Bev

Hi Furlet and welcome! I think you've done a wonderful job. It's very artsy. There's something neat to see in every direction. If you want to do a backsplash, it may take you a little time to find it, but I'd look for a piece that has broken off an antique. Maybe someone who deals in antiques or salvage could help you. I'd want something short, maybe 4" max, but with a bit of curvy shape to it, not just straight -- hopefully something you can just saw in half and put one half on each side, and yes, stained dark to match the mirror. I'm thinking of a piece broken off an old chest of drawers top. I hope I'm communicating this well. Brainstorming that a bit farther, you might cut and route your own if you're clever. Or you might make it out of a peg rack you find at Michael's. Or something you find at a garage sale. You've been so creative, don't stop now! I'm eager to see pictures of what you've done elsewhere in your house. Have you seen the Cottage Decor thread in the Gallery? I think you'd enjoy it. Here is a link that might be useful: Cottage Decor thread in Gallery

Thank you, all for taking the time to send in your comments. It helps to hear other perspectives on the subject and work through the thought process. I think I will look for a more narrow tub that is not so deep but still an adult could use. I don't care for the land yacht ones anyway, they take too long to fill and have hot water tank issues, which I know can be addressed. I think if the child is really small it's probably going in deep kitchen sink and beyond that I think as long as an adult could reach in and over I think it would be workable. After all I am doing this for us for at least 10 years. Come to think of it, I got a huge shower going into one of the bathrooms now that you could put a kiddy pool in, if it was a real problem . I would like the tub for house members, jetted and bubbles are out, although bubbles are really tempting, but, all those tiny dark holes to who knows where is just asking for it. I will see what happens with the sinks. Thank you all.