Option 3 but we would suggest flipping the tub so the faucet is on the same wall as sink. Place the tub deck on shower side so you can get a glass panel that rests on the deck. Showerhead and valve to go on adjacent wall.

I rather like option 4 with the tub inside a shower room. IMO opinion it seems to offer the best use of a smallish space.

@CAGE Design Build - THank you so much for your input! I really like those ideas. I had orginally wanted a freestanding tub (the guy who drew these didn't draw it that way). But it might make more sense to put the tub in a deck.

A freestanding tub can work within the space as well. This will give you the option for a full tiled wall that can run into the shower for a continuous look.

#1 seems to have the most positives:

- It's compact and will be easy to keep clean

- A very large shower

- A good-sized vanity with space for a stack of drawers on each side of a single sink

- A window over the tub, which will bring in natural light

- You can hang tub towels over the toilet

- The toilet falls behind the door, so no "walking in on" someone

What I'd change:

- Flip the shower head to the opposite wall; this will place in a all that already has water

- Change the door so the opening will be near the sink /not by the door.

- I'd add a pony wall at the end of the tub.

- 8'11" is a very long shower. I'd consider slicing off 2' by the door and make it into a linen closet. It could open towards the bedroom, or it could have pull-outs to utilize the deepest area. Or you could have an open space for a hamper on the lower portion /open shelves above.