Looking for inspiration for bathroom planning

I would still steal 30 cm from the bedroom, make the wardrobes flush with the door. Then put the walk-in closet on the left against the wall, the toilet on the wall between the shower and the room. Bathtub and sink on the other wall. Or swap toilet and washbasin. I really don't like to look directly at the toilet when you enter the room.

or something like that. The only inconvenient thing is that the light at the sink comes from the right. Shower 1 m wide, then 10 cm drywall, 50 cm washbasin, leaving 2 m for toilet and hallway.

We are currently planning our bathroom this way, I also want to have the view out of the window while bathing :)
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I have the following room,

… reminds me of a sentence from you when you expressed some disappointment that it never occurred to you to offer the Friesenhaus for the floor plan debate. Because if it had, a lot would have become more optimal with the feedback and brainstorming from others. That is happening again now! A room that is square and practically good for a small office or utility room could be nice, but it is not suitable for a bathtub bathroom. You can fit something in there, yes. But "optimal" is something else.

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But that is also 4.30 x 5 m - that works.

But that is also 4.30 x 5 m - that works.

You could scale the space down a bit, 1.4x1.4 shower and space at the toilet are planned quite generously, and instead of 1m passage on the left and right, 80cm would also be enough. Only with the smaller shower will it probably be tight without a door...