option 2 flip-flopped so your shower pipes are not on an outside wall, and so that the natural light from both windows can be near the vanity where you view your skin. It also tucks the toilet into a corner out of sight if a person were standing at the vanity. I saw your other thread - you have some good suggestions there.

Thanks! I'm confused by flip flop. If you move the shower and toilet to the other side we would just have 1 window in the center. You think that is better?

I like the openness of option 2, but my shower is 5’x5’ (no bench) and I absolutely love all the room that I have. It doesn’t feel confined like our standard shower.

I meant in #2, put the toilet and shower at the bottom of the drawing, literally move them down (toilet left, shower right) and move vanity to the top. You can decide what to do with the window. It would look lovely in the middle of that wall or even as a transom above the vanity. Of course if you were planning on a big mirror covering the whole wall this wouldn't work. There's no reason you can't have a window above the counter of the vanity. It's unclear where the sink is, but even in the center, the window where it is would be fine because it's to the left of center.

Would this work?