Personally I see benefits of having toilet near the door. It's not really what you see when you enter, as your eye is drawn to the end of the room which is the bathtub. The other thing is that all day people go in and use the toilet and wash their hands. This is a more convenient layout than walking right through the bathroom to access the toilet.

I see what you are saying however the kitchen dining area is right on the other side of the wall. Privacy is my concern - having said that it will be the second toilet in what is a very small house.

OK fair enough. I was thinking that it may have been a hallway.

I agree with Country House Gal, a shower over the bath would make more sense in this tight space. That would free up room for a larger vanity next to the toilet (on either side), with plenty of circulation space. There's just not enough room for a separate shower and bath.

I prefer the toilet between the shower and bath for a bit of privacy, if you swap the bath plumbing to the other end of the bath, you could run a very narrow (20cm) ledge right across to the wall placing the basin onto this opposite the toilet for more depth of space. Toilet cistern installed in the wall

A row of recessed shaving cabinets above the long narrow ledge leaving a recessed shelf between the cabinets and the ledge will give you great extra space. You could even fit a solid shower wall between the shower and toilet for even more privacy. Any windows, I will look for a couple of pic's will check for a couple more good luck

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Would you consider building a roman asian style tub, the back wall of the tube is flush with the wall and the front of the tub is high and wide enough for you to sit on and swing your legs in and out of the tub. covered in Mosaic tiles this is a less slippery and safer option for a shower over the bath, they look great too. I will attach a couple of pics for you but couldn't find exactly what I meant, you don't need to slope the ends unless you want one to lean on having a bath, you can buy a wooden back rest.

my suggestions include a drop in tub, wall hung handbasin and taps, wall hung toilet with in wall cistern and a tiled walk in shower area with curtain instead of glass screen (so the shower won't intrude on the floor space when not in use) in wall mirrored medicine cabinet plus a wide 150mm deep glass wall shelf instead of vanity counter...wall hung and built in fittings will fit the space better and increase the feeling of spaciousness and although the toilets are more expensive this cost should be balanced by not having enough room for a shower screen or vanity cabinet...btw a narrow solid core hinged door will allow for coat hooks and towel rails on the back of the door, are better for sound and moisture screening and hinging the door to open into the room will increase privacy when the door is open and i can't see any obvious advantage for a slider...Suitable standard fixtures are readily available and i think the biggest challenge will be considering the curtain although the corner shower rod and curtain are also readily available!!

Would you consider a Japanese style layout with the shower next to the bath and just a single glass shower screen dividing the shower bath area

Hi, apologies if what I'm saying here has already been suggested!

It's a very small room and with only 150cm width, you don' have room for a shower to be anywhere but at the end of the room (end away from the door). I wouldn't have a stand alone shower at anything less than 900mm x 900mm, so that would leave you 60cm between shower and wall - nowhere near enough. The best option I see here (only option I see really) would be a shower over the bath (if you need the bath) at the end of the room, vanity to your right as you walk into the room, with the toilet between the vanity and shower/bath. The toilet roll holder can be fixed to the end of the vanity cabinet. Dividing up the 240cm length you would get approximately - 850 shr/bath (depending on bath width), 750 toilet space, 800 vanity. Hope that helps :)

well done it looks great