Agree with Virgil. Can you not just move the tub down to the corner with the shower (wet items together!) and then have a L-shape with the two sinks?

In the tradition of "ask your question, but I'll answer a different one", I'm not sure about the closet door to the hall. I know that one is your closet, but if it is open by mistake when you step out of the shower...

My all-time favorite master bath had 2 vanities with a tub in between and a huge picture window (with top down, bottom up cellular shade) over the tub. My hubby is not terribly tidy so my side was c l e a n, and his side was, well, his. If you have concerns, address them with your architect and go back to the drawing board. Good luck!

I am second guessing your drafter's math skills.

Should we mention the drafter's design skills...?

The original plan had a half bath that split the large master closet. I wanted a bigger closet area, so I just eliminated the half bath. I wanted to add the door to the hall so it would be a straight shot to the laundry room. Footers are poured, so the exterior is set, but I could still change the layout of the bathroom, but I feel like there’s not many good options. Hindsight is 20/20

Which dimensions did they use when they laid out the footings?

Mark, I guess the ones on the plan I posted? This was done by a contractor, but I had an architect redraw the exterior walls when we changed the garage from detached to attached and added a bonus room. But, she would have used the same dimensions as the plan above I assume.

Wow. I didn't even notice that.

Keep your seatbelt fastened.