Bashir, to get an effective guidance on your question, it would be helpful to provide a floor plan showing plumbing, windows/doors, existing layout and to describe a bit about your vision. It can also be helpful to provide a plan that shows relationship to other rooms. Pending that information, I suggest considering the size of the sink and shower, storage needs, how many users and whether you prefer built-in storage or storage units (as in moveable furniture/shelving). A trick I have used is to build in a pull-out pantry that runs the depth of the shower--dramatically increasing storage in what would otherwise be unused space. Good luck in your planning!

hi scott, you have a similar sized bathroom as mine with things being mirrored to me. My idea for my space was to have sandstone coloured and textured flooring (150×300mm) with mat white textured and coloured wall tiles of the same size covering the wall to the ceiling. Getting a smaller sized vanity (3 draws 1 door) about less than half the size of the room with a decent sized bowl with a square design to allow it to hold more water. The vanity will be just bigger than the bowl. I'm removing my bath and shower to install a Roman type bath (a square-ish bath made with the tiles and not a porcelain bath). This gives me the option of a bath or a shower. The baths sides will be about 500mm off the floor with a frame less glass between the vanity and the bath. On your site the shower and bath taps will be off the current bath plumbing. The glass would only be able 800-1000mm wide so you could step in to the bath. A frameless barn yard style mirrored cupboard with led lights would be installed above the vanity and I'm looking at installing a sliding door so that I can use more space without the door getting in the way. I hope this gets your mind going and your likes and dislikes to come through to build your bathroom.

also will give illusion of a bigger bathroom if you use bigger tiles ..I used small ones on one wall as feature wall and larger ones on other walls ..

Hi, yes the window was removed and wall framed up. The weatherboards were replaced on the outside. The old window was where the new shaving cabinets are. This photo shows the cabinet carcase and where the new window is going in above them. The window is temporarily boarded up until it's installed.