Thank you for all your help so far. After consulting with our plumber and contractor, we chose layout 1 with the bathtub and toilet flipped. The layout we are using is attached below (I forgot how to attach in the post). My inspiration for the sink area is https://www.houzz.com/photos/master-bathroom-traditional-traditional-bathroom-new-york-phvw-vp~105991-traditional-bathroom-new-york we won't be doing something so heavy at the top - probably just some nice crown molding. I'm not sure what to do under the sink - put in pullout shelves? regular shelves? What dimensions would you make the drawers and sink base? I drew it symmetrical so that the medicine cabinet area mirrors the drawers below. Does it need to? The only appliances we really use are a water pick, which we will likely leave on the counter plugged it. My husband's shaver will probably go in the shallow cabinets on the counter and we will wire it so he can keep it plugged in. What depth should those cabinets be? We really don't need a double sink. My husband and I don't primp very much, so its basically brush teeth, hair and move on. I don't use makeup really at all. I would like to store towels and whatnot under the sink and was thinking of putting a pullout shelf in there and make sure it works around the plumbing. Where would I hang towels to dry in the bathroom? The only spot I thought of was between the tub and toilet, but there won't be much room. Enough for a towel bar I think though. Also, I would like to put a narrow pullout at the end of the tub area to store extra shampoo (like beaglesdoitbetter did in her bathroom). I would have it end rather low (to meet the top of the bathtub) so that we can buy an alcove bathtub and also have a spot to rest a book or whatnot. I would like a glass near the edge and then use a folding glass door for the shower/bath (if that's clear?) I'm also unsure of where to tile. Originally I thought I would tile the whole bathroom, but I have really expensive taste, so I was hoping not to. But I think with this layout, I will have to tile everything but the vanity wall. Thank you for your help. Here is a link that might be useful: Bathroom Layout

IMO, the master bathroom is too small. 30" for a toilet (the minimum allowed) and 30" a vanity is tight even for a guest bath. Your closet is huge proportionally. I would take at least 2 feet from the closet to add to the toilet and vanity space (48" vanity and a 36" space for the toilet) because I would much rather be cramped in a closet than feel cramped in the bathroom. You could also take a few inches from the shower. 5' 34" showers are very common and plenty of room if you are not a large person.

If you have an architect, why aren't they doing their job? You don't have an architect "draw up" what you tell them to. They come up with suitable, hopefully creative, ideas that suit you and the space. What you have doesn't look like something an architect would come up with, and if they did you need to find a new one.

The things I noticed is the oblong (15' width interfering with a seating area in the window corner) vaulted bedroom and how the ceiling interacts with the walls, and the 9' wide side-loaded closet. Also, IMO walking into a luxurious bathroom I'd rather see a freestanding tub as the arrival rather than a shower or lots of sharp corners muddying up the space. So I started by reducing the closet to 7' wide, 60/40 shelving, and moving the bedroom door wall thinking about the ceiling. Keeping at least a 7' or 8' vanity, closed WC, huge shower, and separate closet entry. Just some different viewpoints to ponder.