Two ideas to use the existing eves. First photo with the toilet under the eave. The second photo includes a shower stall with the sloped ceiling.
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We put in a shower where our ceiling sloped. It looks great when you tile the entire shower - gives a nice spa-like feel like the one in your inspiration photo. Also, most toilets are higher now, so you don't want them under an eave.
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