I like the bead board. Would definitely keep that. Repaint the walls. Possibly all white. Can you remove the bulk head above the shower. Tile the entire shower. New vanity new flooring. The overall look of the space seems farmhouse like and I think that’s a great direction to continue in. Traditional, farmy, beautiful!!

If I can see through the window, somebody outside can see through the window, so a privacy film or waterproof blinds will be necessary. The footprint of the bathroom is fine. If you want a tub/shower combo, it works for most households. We prefer a roomy low-threshold shower and no tub in our master bath. The only drawback of a glass-walled shower is that you have to squeegee it after every use.

Will you be able to take up that soffit over the shower? that would help.

maybe a new retro fit window (can't really see what you have now), but if you take up the soffit, then move the window (a new one w/a slider) further up as well.

did one like this for a neighbor.

also, look at the arrows. there is a fixed glass panel there. no shower curtain or glass door.

you want to keep your tub or make it into a shower? (like the one above)

what's the style?

what's the budget?

what kind of vanity do you want?

there are thousands of ideas. you'll have to narrow it down a bit.

Yes I will be able to take the soffit out I’m planning on doing a shower tub combo my wife likes the farmhouse look and I like shaker craftsman look if that makes sense would that work mixing those two throughout the house or should it be all one ?

The two are basically the same thing. But we’ll make sure you stay in that lane and tie it all together beautifully

Have you found a vanity or tile that you like? Do you want a white, beige, grey or colorful bathroom? Some direction regarding your preferences will help.

We really can’t decide on vanity or tile we have had a lot of problems picking things that don’t work out so we’re kinda nervous on decisions but I would say white bathroom

Can you remove the window? Nothing causes water problems like a window in a shower.

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