It’s really best to have a plan with complete dimensions including ceiling to adequately assist.

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I would run a medicine cabimet all across that wall and it does not need to be recessed from what I see. Or a series of 3 recesssed ones

Here are a couple of visuals to go with @PatriciaColwellConsulting‘s suggestion:

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Or you could do a version of what you already have:

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Or if you decide storage isn’t a concern, your other idea of sconces and artwork:

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Thanks for all the replies. J Design - the ceiling is 8 feet high. To the left of the photo (unpictured), there will be a new 60x30x18 tub. The back wall, pictured, is 80" including where the tub is. That leaves 50" and realistically 48" to play with if I space the edge of the sink at least 2 inches away from the tub. After looking more closely, I'll need a pedestal sink narrower than 22", the sink pictured is 19" and the tub now is 29" on the most outer part.

ACM, I think unfortunately, having even a small vanity would seriously crowd the tub, or vice versa. We hope to put a partial glass enclosure but need to think about if we can hinge it at a place that still gives us room to exit the shower near the sink. Does this all make sense?

I think if you can recess storage, you should. Also, here is a picture where you have a recessed cabinet but also an open space below that you can use as a counter top.

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I have a tiny bathroom (5’x6’8”) with a layout like yours. I got a 48” Kohler mirrored medicine cabinet (it’s just two 24” cabinets ganged together) to span the sink and toilet and installed a pedestal sink. No other storage. The cabinet over the toilet holds everything I would ordinarily put on the countertop for everyday use. I can keep it open while I’m going through my morning and evening routines, but I don’t have to keep it tidy because when I’m done, I can close the door. I couldn’t recess it because there was something in the wall, but I barely notice that. I highly recommend going this route.

Yes whatever you can do to maximize storage and counter space. I HATE having to use a pedestal to get ready. They are for powder rooms only. I would have the full width medicine cabs as shown above with a counter over the toilet as well

i have a similar situation and sized bathroom. I was leaning for a 3 door medicine cabinet that goes most of the wall across the toilet and 30" vanity to make the space look larger. I can't recess behind the toilet, so if I go this route it has to be surface mounted to be smooth across the full expanse But several people are cautioning me about things falling into the toilet, or falling out of the cabinet and breaking the toilet top. Is this a concern I should take seriously? My other option is to recess a cabinet over the sink, and just have shelves over the toilet. Anyone have experience with a problem having the full expanse of cabinet going over the toilet as well?