can you shorten the wall a bit? Will the toilet fit under the window?

look for a narrow wall hung sink.

That is an odd sized tub. How often is it used and do you need to keep it?

Would a pocket door be useful?

I think the easiest fix without changing plumbing location too much would be to change the door swing and put in a smaller sink. Another idea would be to put in a pocket door or a barn door.

Here are some pictures to help

Thanks for the comments. The wall can’t be shortened within major structural changes. The tub gets used a lot but there will be a tub added in the basement bathroom soon. The door is 30 inches but the wall on either side of it is o my 22 so not enough to make it a pocket or a barn. It could swing in the other way but that blocks the sink. The toilet could go under the window but that only leaves about 11 inches from the front edge of the toilet to the end of the tub to get into the tub

^Agree - seems like there is plenty of room in the hall - you can put a self-closing hinge on the door that ensure it closes -

unrelated but can you adjust the mirror or vanity so they are lined up with each other?

Move the vanity/sink and the door opening? With the vanity under the window, you would have to get creative with mirror placement (side wall only? under window only (might be too low)? mounted over window? hinged like doors to open or close over window as needed? replace window with a high short one? other?). Here's a Houzz article about bathrooms with a window above the sink:
A Window Above the Bathroom Sink: Feature or Flaw?

This is an interesting idea I was considering putting a separate makeup vanity without a sink underneath the window with a stool. Ha not really considered Moving the sink because there was no where to hang a mirror. I will have another a closer look now. Thanks.

Love the ideas above. I'd also suggest you redesign this space in 3d first - should make everything a whole easier.

it’s pretty narrow back there next to the tub - not sure I would want to get ready in that space, especially since there won’t be room for storage

Here is a better look at the area under the window

What about turning the tub/shower the other way… horizontal across the window and then put the toilet on that side of the wall? I can’t read the demensions perfectly but it looks like you have the space.

It’s just approximately 40” wide between the wall and the tub but 29 to that beam ridge in the wall

Could a wall hung toilet give you the extra door clearance you need?

eta - seems like the bath has a fair amount of privacy with its location off a hall - perhaps you could try (solid) doors like this

How wide is the door? When the door is open at a 90 degree angle, what is the distance from the door to the structural wall?

What if you pit a wall hung on the structural wall as far to left as is allowed and put a stop on the door so it woildn’t open more than 90? Could that work?

What are your thoughts on the door opening out into the hall? That is how I solved my tight bathroom issue.

I would replace the vanity with something rounded like this one to give you a little more room to pass through the room. I would also just change the door swing so that it opens out. I probably wouldn't put anymore money into it than that until you are ready to redo the whole bath and deal with the support wall.

For heavens sake.......and good grief?: )

Change the door locale/swing direction and to 28"

A mirror requires nothing more that a ceiling from which it shall hang: )

Which is in FRONT of the window, from the ceiling with a 30 x 21 vanity below.

Forget about make up tables.

Get some over the toilet storage while you're at it

Thanks for all the ideas and input, I luv it . So today we pulled out the vanity today and sat it down by the window. I ordered a new vanity that’s way outside of my box. Much ore traditional but I liked the pop of colour. I may look at the moving the door but the plumbing was a Now or never deal with my husband the plumber. Thanks for the link to the mirror.

I am considering a gallery wall of old mirrors on the big wall to the right of the vanity. I have considered wall paper too and or painted too. Hanging something in the structural wall to make it mare of a feature. As it will be staying. Long term

Will it be inconvenient to wash your hands around the corner after using the toilet? everyone is different but this layout seems like a bigger compromise than having a door swing out

I hear ya but it’s not to far it’s small room. We decided that there was no perfect solution vanity was the least of the evils. It already feels so much bigger and easier to get it an out of.

That vanity is very cute and will be a sweet surprise when you step around the corner. I would love to see you pair it with a curvy mirror, however you decide to mount it. Or, if you do a wall of antique mirrors, which you could use for hair styling, etc. maybe just a wall mounted round shaving style mirror for use at the sink; one side plain, one side magnifying.

some other ideas:

You wouldn't need 2 of these and I think an oval would look best:

Would these layouts work?

Maybe but keeping the lil tub. We moved the vanity under the window.

Glad you like the change! Would be worth it to add electrical for more lighting near the vanity as well as some counter height outlets

If you do a mirror in front of the window, consider one on a chain that easily hooks and unhooks in case you need to access the window for repair. Glad you were able to move it over just to try it out and find that you like it.

Love the vanity. Post pics as you go.

The vanity will make everyone forget how small the room is. Love it!

@okibujp Your thought was good but can't be done. There is only 49" on the other side of that structural wall - the toilet needs a minimum of 30" so there is no way it could be next to the the shower and a vanity would be tiny. .

@lostmarrbolls - it looks like you are doing the best thing for the space - moving the vanity and the door. Good luck with decorating the rest! BE sure to post after pictures.

What do you guys think of putting this Huge 33x56 inch mirror on the side wall. Is it too much with my green vanity?

Maybe hang it in the space where the former vanity was as a preview of the sink? It is totally over the top and too big for the space but your new vanity will be pretty over the top for the space as well. If you do these, you need to go all out!

That is what I was thinking. I could paint the frame black to go with the hardware. I think overtop and out of my box might be my way of coping with this room. I have looked at bold wallpapers too. I wonder if the structural wall had wallpaper or art if it would feel more intentional

Another large mirror that has my eye. Thinking the mirror gallery wall maybe too much.

Bold wallpaper I like

https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/167585593/thumbs/bathroom

My idea book

I love a good wallpaper - just a thought to keep the flooring in mind, it’s neutral but will fight the wrong wallpaper

FWIW for a small room I tend paint everything out the same color and go low contrast but I know that’s boring 😅 maybe wait till the new vanity is in to see next steps? (not sure on big mirror across from the toilet but I would like the additional elbow room for using the hairdryer, I think that could feel a bit tight at the new vanity)

Bag the huge mirror please? : )No........

I'd change the flooring to big .black./white tile on a diagonal. and widen your perception visual. THEN pick a paper.

The green vanity is the Pop. Don't repeat green in the paper.It will pop more : )