Is that material aquartz or real marble? I usually like the same materila for the bathroom floor and shower walls but i need a bit of info about the walls . I think if this is agut job then a much nicer vanity and one piece toilet are for sure needed. I sure would not do ashower curtain with that new shower stall . I honestly think maybe this is apretty over the top shower stall for such a tiny bathroom . unless all the stuff is changed to go with that choice. I would not do subway tile but what are you planning for the floor in the bathroom and the counter top ? I guess I need info so post here in a comment DO NOT start another post .

Thank you for your comments…

The material will be a 48x48 8m Brodosians Calacutta Super White. It looks sooo much like marble. The veins are nicely tanned color with gray and in person more translucent and soft with a WHITE creamy background. I describe this “porcelain” tile as luscious as far as the colors go. Comes in polished and matt
We are gutting the entire bath so everything will be new…including glass shower doors to show and open the space.
This porcelain tile comes in 30x30, 24x48, 48x48 and a large slab.(don’t think will fit in the condo elevator) choosing the 48x48 so it won’t be as busy.
We were planning on feathering in the floor that we have in the rest of the condo to make the space again seem more open and no interruption between the hall and bath. That floor is a wide plank wood look tile. The toilet we purchased is a one piece.

I lean towards doing the vertical subway or vertical shiplap on the vanity wall to add the illusion of height.

FYI we are a beach condo if that has any importance to our design

Any designer thoughts on this small bath?
Shiplap or vertically placed subway on the vanity wall?? Or nothing?