Some measurements would be helpful also. I have a unique layout but could not figure out how to cut-n-paste from a pdf. We have our sinks in the corner and a corner cabinet above counter, under the counter is knee space with a vanity chair. In the opposite corner is a shower with a door on an angle and the far wall is where we have the large tub. How attached are you to the tub? Will you use it? How high up on the wall are the windows? Could you make them be really high up and then put your shower there? Do you need 2 sinks or will one oversized vanity with sink work? How about the toilet - do you want it in a 'room' or can it be open to the rest of the bathroom?

I''d change the patio door to a window in a single heartbeat. Or eliminate it. Use that wall for the bed. Your "wishes" are exceeding what the footprint will allow. Move the bath entry to center on the bath window and bench. You will have the IDENTICAL amount o useful inches on bed wall, ( more if you reverse the entry door swing, ) and a direct route for both of you into the bath.............or not) Yes, it makes a bit longer walk to the closet in the middle of the day....ASSUMING THE BATH LOOKS LIKE below..........and your bed on on the far opposite wall, change door to window. . You can't have everything : ) A bank of linen drawers in place of the left side vanity will still put the focus ON your little window seat, and give you really good storage. Pop a beautiful mirror over and expand the light even more, while also "repeating" the mirror on the now right side vanity. It need not be perfectly symmetrical to be lovely and useful, especially for the long term. A trip around the bed, and bumping walls to get to a toilet......will render the cute little bench, not very cute when you hear the yelp and cussing in the middle of the night.

Thank you, thinkdesignlive! That is what I was trying to decide! I initially loved the bathroom below that has the marble tile with hexagon AND the gray floor. But, I like the herringbone pattern more...I agree with you on a consistent floor to make the bathroom feel bigger. I was considering this floor in the bottom pictures that resemble cement. Do you think I should do this for both floors? Or do you think I should try and pull off the hexagon off with the herringbone pattern? Thank you, Classic Comfort

congrats on getting a really good job with the penny/hex tile on your shower floor! goes astray so often, and yours looks great!