Confusing. There is no 'bump out bottom right'.

And what do you mean by 'bottom wall'? Do you mean the long orange one? Then you'll have a shower head spraying across a space towards a wall that's less than 3 feet away. Where will you stand?

I think she means on the short 1’ 5/8” wall.

I added locations of items.

We are really driving ourselves crazy over this...and we are finally able to order framing materials after month delay [don't ask]...which gave us too much time to second guess everything.

the original design was this:

please note the tub is 66x32 we just alloted space around...

based on this inspiration:

Brickyard - Cook Bonner Construction · More Info

the new design would look more like this... I would be able to make the adjustments Jazzy recommended above [making it a little wider and removing stub wall. but we'd put controls vertically there I think in case you wanted to change temperature while under showerhead].

If you do the split half solid half glass wall between the tub and shower as in your inspiration picture, then controls as in your last sketch should be on the entrance side of the little stub wall, keeping them away from the shower wet areas. Looking good!

Okay, first things first. Where do you plan to stand when you try to swing the door closed in that toilet cubicle? You're going to have to stand on the toilet to close and open the door.

Then...Your shower head will be pointed at the window wall. But, you haven't allowed for how far the shower head will stick out from the wall (nor for the space a person occupies).

Your shower is 39 inches wide. My very ordinary shower head sticks just over 9" out from the wall. That leaves you 2 1/2 feet to stand in. I'm a slim guy, and I'm 12" thick (front to back). That means if I'm standing in there, I can not get more than 18" away from that shower head--and that's only if I'm plastered tight against the far wall! That is the completely wrong location for that shower head.

We have a similar arrangement but the shower head and handheld is on the right most wall. We have a window in your exact location also and the 1/2 glass wall like your inspiration. The water then shoots toward the "door". It all works for us. I would absolutely not shoot water towards your window. We have a tile ledge and mullions on our window. I would not want that getting any wetter than it does. We might have a bit more length on our shower though.

I am more confused.

Hubby really likes the new design and we have to order framing today.

I think toilet room would have to be a pocket door for new design. He just didn't draw it up...

Here is new drawing showing 42" x 60" for actual 'shower' area.

The rain shower will shoot down. There will be another showerhead that would shoot out and down facing the window and a hand shower [mainly for cleaning].

We could do a smaller window on the smaller wall or remove the window all together [save some $ lol].

Between this and screen issues on or Windows [it's $50 more per window to get pine screens as to match our pine interior...we were going to paint...] I am already so sick of decisions ha ha. it's going to be a rough road.

Thanks. Appreciate the help.

wanted to update. Turned out great. Thanks for all ideas.

@Trish Walter is the light in the shower a vent, or a heater, or both?

@doc5md both. it's a panasonic whisperwarm. you can have light on or off; heat on or off; vent on or off; or any combination.

@Trish Walter Thanks! Sounds dreamy and perfect! :)

Really glad to see these pictures as this is almost identical to the shower we have designed for our master bath. We are in the planning stages of building a new house. So thank you, and I am glad you love your new shower!