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[quote=Anonymous]something I would love to put in when we renovate our small baths is a charging station. A place to plug in my electric toothbrush, ultrasonic retainer cleaner, epilator, clarisonic, etc. If your tall cabinet is deep enough, that could be a great space for it.

I agree on lots of towel bars. And make sure you can reach a towel from inside the shower. Seems like so many hotel bathrooms forget that detail.

Could you do a pocket door or a "barn" door? Eliminating the space required by the door swing will make the room feel more spacious. Alternative is to reverse the swing so it swings out of the bathroom.

Do you have a good fan? Something to pull the humidity out makes the room much more comfortable.

Did you consider making the floor contiguous with the shower floor? Some designs have a glass wall but no door to the shower. 
http://www.houzz.com/photos/584653/Subway-Tile-Shower-traditional-bathroom-minneapolis
http://www.houzz.com/photos/625677/Master-Bath-traditional-bathroom-los-angeles
http://www.houzz.com/photos/214299/Bathrooms-contemporary-bathroom-san-francisco
http://www.houzz.com/photos/204602/Client-Photos-traditional-bathroom-los-angeles
http://www.houzz.com/photos/2374971/Greenwood-Residence-contemporary-bathroom-other-metro
http://www.houzz.com/photos/148874/-modern-bathroom-other-metro

On that Greenwood photo: note the adjustable height shower head. It probably also is a hand-held, making it much easier to clean the shower. I also like the towel bars under the sinks.[/quote]

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