Looking for inspiration for bathroom planning

How wide is the bathtub compared to the shower? I would make the latter a bit narrower, wouldn’t I?

Shower: RBM 100cm / Bathtub is 80, quite nice for relaxing.

This is a bathroom for a 130 sqm house and not for 220 sqm. Is it really not possible to steal the closet niche from the bedroom? Then much more would be possible.

The toilet needs less space than the shower,

But you don’t want to kiss the wall either :D

this is a bathroom for a 130 sqm house and not for 220 sqm. Can't you really steal the closet niche from the bedroom? Then a lot more would be possible.

This is the utility room. But you're right. That's what I've been saying :(

Maybe a "normal" layout without these T- or L-walls would also be good. But then I would at least have to get used to the view of the toilet, right?

I’ve moved on again because I find it off-putting. Even if you manage to gain 10 cm there, in the end you have your back to the door. Anyone who likes that, please speak up. So far I have arranged all my rooms, even at work, so that where people stay and not just take a short break (guest WC), the view faces the door.
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I like the design very much.
I might possibly swap the bathtub side and the washbasin side. The door issue is not so important to me (never had it in previous bathrooms, doesn’t bother me).
But the layout is great. It also reminds me of this picture I once found on Pinterest and really like:

Not the concrete look, but the idea of attaching the long solid wood washbasin to the shower with such recessed shelves.

Something like that. As I outlined in post 31. The toilet needs less space than the shower, so the washbasin can be placed further downwards as planned, and the passage between the washbasin and the bathtub becomes larger.

I have illustrated it again: since 100 width is sufficient for the toilet, I have shown the L shape. T would take up more space with the toilet rotated. Big disadvantage: directly in front of the door.
...and the washbasin has not gained appreciably more space from the bathtub. Now you can make the bathtub smaller, the washbasin smaller... but then I ask: how many compromises should one make in the bathroom? That means full of compromises, every sanitary fixture is not well placed, but each has a disadvantage.