Andi and Jackie,
I’ve got a photo but ship’s Wi-fi isn’t letting me load it. But if you can picture it ... step into the cabin, and you have two rounded “pods”, one on each side of the door; the one on the left contains the toilet, the one on the right has the shower. Each pod has a frosted glass door. A curtain can be drawn to separate the pods from the rest of the cabin. Of course, it doesn’t do much when one person is using the commode and the across the way in the shower. Step in another two feet, and the sink is on the right. Taking up too much space across from the sink is the overly large rounded love seat. On the right, after the sink, are a closet, a long counter, TV, and another closet - with the bed across just before you get to the balcony. We have a huge balcony due to being located on an angled bump out, but NCL only provides two chairs that don’t recline and a teeny, tiny table, too small for much of anything. No foot rests, either. Again, I’ll post photos when I can.
The good thing about this cabin is the storage and closet space. There is plenty of it, nicely laid out. The electrical outlets are in the back of a low positioned cabinet, so a power strip of some sort is helpful to have.
Epic was NCL’s first mega ship. There were so many complaints about it, that they did not repeat the design.