How imperative is the linen storage in the bath? Towel storage can happen in the vanity while sheets can stay in the hall closet. The vanity can run the length of that wall with upper cabinet setting on the counter tops create fantastic storage for everything from hair dryers to medicine.

Love the fact that you moved the soaking tub to the other room. It will be your little sanctuary and give your master bath the room it needs.

The bath door and shower swings is bothersome.

I agree to loose or reduce the size the linen cabinets. It's a big visual impediment just as you walk in the bathroom. Perhaps have the top half be 12" deep instead. It sill provided storage but allows your eye to travel the full length of the bathroom.

I am a bit concerned with the doors swing as well. You will need to be careful when the shower door is opened and someone might come in the bathroom. Can you move the shower door on the other side? (towards the toilet). Also, it would have been nice to be able to enclose the toilet. I believe you have there a toilet and a bidet. Maybe you can change that to a toilet that includes a bidet as well (a Toto version). That would save some space.

I have already requested to move the shower door so that has already been taken care of. The husband is dead set on a separate bidet and toilet rather than the combos, for whatever reasons I don't know.

Depending on budget, I would install a pocket door and swap the shower and toilet. It would look nicer when you open the bathroom door to see a beautiful glass inclosed shower. If you can't move the plumbing maybe just the pocket door would help.

Amy,
When you say 12" deep would that make it like a hutch style cabinet where there is some countertop space between the upper and lower half? or do you mean a full length closet that is just shallower than what I currently have?

Assuming that there are 2 adults sharing this master bath, I prefer to walk through a closet to get to bath rather than through bath to get to closet. If one person is in the bath, the other can't get to their clothes, unless you are willing to be a lot more sharing than most of us want to be! So I would want to switch location of master closet and bath. That then puts both baths next to each other, which must be an easier plumbing plan.

Yes, I mean 12" deep like a hutch style cabinet with some counter space between the upper and lower.

Jane,
That's a great idea, but I don't thing the width of the shower will fit.
The house has not been built so I can rearrange anything. I don't want to add anymore sq ft though.