I like option 1, though it seems the shower will be smaller than you'd like, and it's hard to tell what size the floor space actually is. It may seem like a bunch of empty space in the middle of a large bathroom.

That leads me to ultimately vote for option 2. Love the idea of a drying off area. You're so blessed with space! Have fun picking everything out!

BTW ... are you using a software program to design these layouts? Mind sharing how you're doing these mock-ups?

First, you need to get rid of the inswing door of your WC. Those are dangerous, and that you have it now, and you've been fine doesn't mean that it will be safe in the future. So, any plan that doesn't allow you to either make that a pocket door entry or a swing-out door should be discarded, imo.

with that in mind, and your desire for 2 vanities, I like option 3; except I'd move the toilet door to be a pocket door on the "top" of the WC box...across from the vanities, near the closet entry.
Does that makes sense?

regmoses: option 1 and 3 have the same size shower I just have made the closet smaller in option 3 to get separate vanities. Would use part of the storage closet as my closet. Can't use that as the whole big walk in closet though as it has a raised floor and sloped ceiling. Hubby can't stand up in most of it. The shower in options 1 and 3 is 4x5 with the drying off area and in option 2 is 4x6 no drying area.

I am using TurboCad 15 to make my drawings. I forgot it doesn't transfer the grid lines when converting to jpg.

Thanks for the reply

kirkhall, I had no idea that an inswing door on the WC was a bad thing. Can you explain what is dangerous about it. That being the case though, the only way I see to put a pocket door in there is to do as you suggested and that would rule out options 1 and 2. Or we could change the door to swing out.

Thanks for the reply

Another option would be to leave the tub where it is and extend the shower space to the left.

A simple way to split the vanity into two would be to move the door to the large storage room to the left so it's in between the vanities. I wouldn't give up closet space for separate vanities.

The inswing door is a problem / dangerous because if anything happened in there - fainting, falling, etc, it would be next to impossible to aide a person in distress in there because their body would / could block the door from being opened.

The inswing door is a problem / dangerous because if anything happened in there - fainting, falling, etc, it would be next to impossible to aide a person in distress in there because their body would / could block the door from being opened.

Ah yes I hadn't thought of that with the inswing door, but it is a valid issue.

Thanks everyone for all of the info. I will draw up just extending the shower to the left and moving the door to the storage closet.

RMS is correct. Plus, with an inswing door, the hinges are on the inside, so you can't even remove the hinges/door to get to the person.

Have fun!

I'm with weedyacres...just extend the shower into the
left space. I grew up with a window in the tub/shower unit and it was a nightmare from water damage to the window POV. So I wouldn't go with any design where the window is in the shower.