New construction and bathroom planning, support needed

Hello everyone,

we are planning a new build and need fresh ideas for the bathroom. The window is still drawn as a 2.13m clerestory, but will be changed to a "normal" 1.26m window. The door is fixed because access is through the dressing room and the long wall is needed as a space for furnishings. Ideally, a larger walk-in shower would be preferred, with glass or a masonry wall not playing a decisive role, and the bathtub will probably be 180/80.

Based on the design, does it possibly make sense to turn the sink 90° to face the window and thus separate the toilet, or would that cause too much light to be lost? Are there other solutions that would make better use of the bathroom?

No. I think it is just as good as it is.
Bathtub at 180/80 with a step from the wall then results in 100... Possibly consider a change/mirroring of the shower.

Thank you, what do you mean by changing/mirroring the shower, swapping it with the bathtub or accessing the shower from the other side? How far should the bathtub stand away from the wall on the long side?

Are there other solutions that would get more out of the bathroom?

Why do you only want to know about the bathroom, the "remaining ninety percent" of the house usually has just as much potential according to my experience in this forum as the small section the OP is asking about.

Quite simply, because I actually just wanted to ask about the bathroom ...