Hi Everyone,
Obviously there are many things wrong with this bathroom, mostly the yellow glass and (cracked!) pebble-crete shower base, then the aqua tiles and vanity position under the window (chest high mirror, and mirrors at random high over the bath) ...and more flaws.

We're ready to remodel it, but I am very indecisive and want others opinions on what to do. I don't want to spend too much money on structural changes, but I also do not want to go to the effort of arranging the remodel only to end up with another poorly set-up bathroom. Toilet is separate in adjacent powder room (no basin).

Limitations: shower position cannot be moved.

Bath could be moved to short wall, with (a new) vanity jammed against shower, but perhaps too awkward?

My current thinking is (a new) vanity could be moved to parallel with the bath, so a mirror could be above it.

In terms of style, I am imagining not too modern/sterile. Large bluestone look/texture floor tiles, white gloss subway wall tiles, dark oak vanity with white porcelain sink+bench in one. lots of plants. towel 'luggage rack' under window above bath. A good layout is a priority over storage space, but if I can have both - great!

Main question is:
What would you do with this bathroom if you lived here?

Second question is:
If the vanity is installed parallel to the bath, what minimum distance of floor would you need between them to avoid awkwardness?
(assuming that the little protruding wall between bath and shower is removed)

Third question: do you notice any design challenges that I haven't mentioned?

Thanks,
A

PS - under the vanity you can see a hiding tile. It's 60 cm long, for scale reference.