Does anyone out there know a good designer who won't break the bank to remodel a master bathroom and redecorate the adjoining bedroom I live in Cleveland Ohio thank you

Hi mama goose, Thank you very much for your help! I appreciate it! This is going to be a 4th bedroom in the house, no tub needed just a walking in shower, would be nice to have the shower and the seat within the shower. Good point, about the positioning, I imagine mainly the toilet for it to be again the LR wall, in the diagram it's just against the wall for the living room, I would imagine ideally, the shower and the toilet should be on the L/R wall, or if it's to many issues spend extra money and move the bathroom to t he corner away from the living room? About interference between bathroom and bedroom doors, the bedroom door could open toward the living room instead of toward the bedroom (which I'm guessing is not good design?). Pull out storage for the bathroom sounds great! Thank you

You have not provided the dimensions for the other walls, the placement of plumbing or electrical, etc. It may be that the walls are needed to carry plumbing to the shower or vanity. What is on the other side of these walls, where is this bathroom in relation to the master bedroom, what other closets are there....too many questions. You have not provided the information anyone would need to discuss this with you.

This is exactly what I was going to suggest. This layout eliminates the pinch point created by the toilet, and it gives you ample space for grab bars around the toilet. It also allows you enough space for a small chest or shallow cabinet, which could store toilet paper for now. You mentioned a moveable cabinet of some sort for the toilet area ... both of my grandparents had some, um, toileting issues in their later years and needed supplies near the toilet. Moveable is not a bad idea, but I suspect you'd be happy to have some sort of storage in that area. I definitely like the shower's entrance across from the sink. It seems that you have more space for the entrance and a nice deep shower. One hang-up: You have a window IN the shower now? Could you flip-flop the shower and the toilet areas? I don't think it'd make a hill of beans difference in the function of the room, but it would place the window above the toilet and give you a solid wall for your shower. I don't see a place for towel bars, but you could have hooks on the edge of the shower entrance. With that long vanity, you could have a linen tower at one (or both) ends, providing plenty of storage. I would do away with the pocket door to enter the bathroom. Pocket doors aren't the easiest things to open, and if you ever have arthritic fingers, they'll be really tough. I like the pocket door on the closet (because that door'll probably stay open most of the time), but I'd place an exhaust fan INSIDE the shower and just OUTSIDE the shower door.