yes have electric 3 yrs old & propane fueled 7 yrs old in different homes. no issues w doors (except to adapt to left closing). both perform well. electric more bells whistles being newer.. digital and pizza stone. however on advice on tech (we had 1 svc call for faulty thermostat ez repair but they pulled entire panel and replaced), pizza stone carefully removed, stored. this way oven heats and cools faster. note that neither throws excessive heat into space. trade off is a fan running to aid slow deliberate cool down. this might annoy in an open space eat in kitchen. our fan friendly oven is installed in walk in pantry utility room that houses freezer and extra refrig (main kitchen has 30" Leibherr)

I understand about sticking with budgets. What kind of exhaust fan do you have? If you put one over the shower area and add an automatic humidity timer, that may help with ventilation problems. I'd go for the post at the corner to add stability to the whole thing, especially if the exhaust fan option is to go directly through the wall instead of up through the ceiling and out to the wall. With a washer and dryer in the room, ventilation is important.

Can you show the other sides of the room? Is it open concept? Any other art nearby? Could you use more furniture in there (chest, bookshelf, armoire, etc)? What decor styles do you like? Budget? I think you can do something that looks *much better and is more personal/thoughtful/interesting than matching generic waiting room prints, but more context would be helpful. *Unless that’s a look you like, of course. If so, you can easily find that sort of art online or in person at Home Goods and other similar stores.

I agree with Hallet that if you are able to post a photo, you will get much better and more specific advice for your room. But in general, covering the entire wall with curtains could be a missed opportunity to bring in some art or a mirror, depending on what furniture is in front of that wall and location of window.