Is your bathroom about 13 years old? It looks a lot like mine as far as fixture types. I couldn't face the expense of re-tiling around my tub (similar, but rectangle stuck in the middle of my longest wall) so we ripped out the flooring (half carpet-half white tile -yuk) and put down ceramic 12 x 12. We did the tiling ourselves (first time tiling!) and used tile from the closeout section. I wish I had spent more and picked a nicer tile, but I was happy hubby agreed to a project he didn't think we needed, so I was trying to keep it cheap. My tile is beige and white mottled so it matches well with the white tiles and my dark cherry vanity. I was afraid of too much of a difference that would make the tub tiles look too out of place. You need to do 4 things. 3 of which I did. 1. Tile the floor. 2. Get a frameless shower door (if redoing the whole thing is over budget). Your shower will look newer and bigger. Look up Kohler Fluence or Sterling Finesse on their websites. They have a small frame on the outside edge and the bottom (yours might on the top, mine is just a single door)The actual sliding door are all glass. Buy it from Lowes or Depot at less than list price. 3. Get a granite (or that type) counter with widespread faucet. It will really update it (Mine comes next week-the last of my three changes) 4. New cabinet hardware. 5. (just realized it's 5 things!) PAINT! Pick a nice color to blend with the counter. It needs a little perking up. Bigger vanity is a nice idea. With 72" you could do 2 sinks, if you want to pay a plumber. I'd have loved to tile my shower, but wasn't up for that investment and it didn't strike me as a novice tiler's job. Have fun. Get that checkbook ready!

The master bath and closets we are just finishing sounds similar to your current set-up, except we have a tiled walk-in custom shower with glass wall and door, not an acrylic insert. I was worried it might feel too small but so far so good (vanity is not installed yet. The dimensions of the two small walk-in closets are about 5.5' wide x 4.6' deep so they will have clothing storage on the back and one side wall each. They have pocket doors. The whole shower/bath space is 13.2' x aprox 12'. The bathroom is 13.2' long and 6.4' wide. The toilet "zone" is 34" wide and the shower has 36" wide floor space (by about 4.8'). Tub is a drop-in 5' Kohler Archer. Vanity is 60".

I tried out some options, some suggested by you all, and am curious what you think. I would like to keep the Stuart Swan chairs but probably have to let go of the ottoman if I move them to the living room. And then we may do a sofa with upholstered ottoman in the dining room for TV watching. Or a sectional with a left arm chaise (chaise closest to DR entrance, I mean; but that would make the entrance to the room a little less open). Thoughts? Option A, couch at window and chairs under piano window. Imagine a slim table between the chairs, a square coffee table and poufs opposite the chairs. Side table and lamp where pharmacy lamp is. Rug under chair & sofa legs. Bookcase goes. Option B (below): Couch under the piano window. Imagine rug under sofa legs and chair legs, slim table between chairs or C table on left one and a square coffee table with poufs opposite chairs or couch. Matching side tables and lamps on couch ends. Slim pharmacy lamp on left chair (if no side table). Bookcase goes. Out of option A & B - do you like either? Or do you prefer my earlier post with the two chairs like so, let's call it option C:

Hi Patricia, Thank you for your response. Can you inform on where i can get a detail floor plan. Is this something i can do online or will I have to consult a designer. Thank you again.