It's viewed through the door from the chart-room/cabin. The grey on the right is  the opened door.

The grey piece with the white spots on is the plinth for the toilet.

The white area to the left of the plinth is the (vertical) original bunk end.

There's no water supply to the sink. Water is supplied from a small plastic carrier with a tap.

There's a small seat, just visible on the left hand side. 

The other white area behind the wash top is the side of the no 2 beam trough.

It all still needs to be painted.

Some sizes:

Distance from frame at bunk head to new bulkhead: 570mm

Distance from floor to wash top: 950mm. This was defined by the height to the bottom of the beam trough.

The wash top is 450mm deep. This was defined by the distance between frames 2 and 3.

The toilet plinth rests on the third stringer (640mm up the hull side from the keelson). This makes the toilet seat a bit far from the floor, but the stringers on the other side are a good height to use as foot rests. Having the toilet fairly high made the best use of the limited width available.

The hinge line of the door is on the centreline of the boat. This leaves room for a 500mm deep chart table. Mine is 700mm wide, and hinges up. With more changes to the existing furniture the table could have been carried further outboard and  made slightly deeper. This is attached to a shelf on the 5th stringer up.