Instead of having a symmetrical nook at the far wall (as per the photo), have you considered having an L-shaped bench seating that goes along the far wall and that full wall on the right hand side? This will give you more seating and a longer table. In other words, no bench on the left hand side will also provide better access and by keeping that window on the left clear will let a lot of light in, plus you get to look out the window when seated. Good luck :)

Unless you particularly like to lounge in a bath you could do what we are doing: ( In construction now ) -shower for grown ups of all ages stays where it is -next to it under the window we have a 1205 bath so we can bathe the little ones. (without causing a drought) -A slide cavity door leaves much more space. -the vanity could have been 1200 but we have decided to keep to 900 which we think will be ample enough. This leaves a space between the vanity and the bath. bathroom size 2150x 2150.

Sliding window is NE facing and 3.5x1m- chose surfmist for the frame. View is loads of gum trees on undulating horizon. Like modern but open to ideas. Thanks...

i have a mirrored wardrobe doors running along the length of the room. Opposite side of room i have a dressing table with a reasonable size mirror as well. Planning on refurbishing my bedroom this year. Advice please.