An offset toilet flange might be good enough.

@latifolia This wall panel is waterproof and made to be used for wet areas.

@lri Wow never knew there was such a thing

Yes those are your two options, offset flange or 10" toilet. My plumber doesn't like using offset flanges as he feels they can cause clogging

I know you didn't ask, but I'm with @latifolia:

It's pretty yucky to be in the toilet area - even if it is waterproof. The recesses are going to be impossible to clean.

Look, so many decorating trends look great for Instagram, but suck in real life... as in when you start using it. Butcher block countertops around a sink, mosaic stove backsplashes that you can't easily clean and garden tubs in alcoves or other areas where you can't clean around / under are some of the things that come to mind. Ask yourself, "Is this still going to look good in 10, 15, 20 years?"

If you have to do it, go with the 10" toilet.

I secound these motions from above #1 No fancy decorations near toilet that compermise cleaning (even if men and boys are forbidden to use toilet) #2 Offset flages are a plumber's best friend , he can put kids through college clearing clogs'. #3 Go with 10" toilet if you must keep that statement on the wall.

Thx for all the opinions. This is the new wall for my bathroom. We found a way to get the toilet to fit.

We are an extremely clean family, there won’t be issues with the wall panel. My boys are trained to not be nasty boys that pees everywhere. I know, might be hard for most to believe but it’s true. And if they did, they would be doing the clean up lol

You can check out the offset flange but I think the wall has to go and not becuase of pee but the fact the toilet does not fit . FYI in our house when we had 3 boys plus my hubby if you insisted on peeing standing up you all got to clean the bathroom on Saturady . IMO there is no reason to pee standing up in a home , goody for you guys in the bush but not in my house .

i had a similar issue w/tile around the toilet. had to cut the tile. was going to suggest you cut the panel stuff as close as you can to the toilet and set back the toilet to the wall.

Thank u for all the suggestions and feedback (whether some are great or not). The toilet all worked out after all, my contractor was able to fit it in nicely at the end. Here is the final bathroom, still waiting for glass doors to be installed

came out very nice. (other than that niche being at knee level! )

Glad it worked out. It looks very nice!