Sorry to go on about this, but can I just say again that having the wmc and td at right angles to the long wall will not leave you enough room to comfortably get stuff in and out of them. Room is 118cm wide, appliances are 60cm deep (or 50 but it makes little difference). Try bending down in a space 58cm deep as if loading a machine - it's extremely awkward, which will get dull very quickly. So the wmc and td would be best with their backs to one of the short walls, either stacked next to the door or side by side at the other end.
Which is the most important function in this room, showering or laundry? Once you've decided that you can decide which function to compromise on. So if showering is more important you need to keep the shower where it is and then stack the wmc/td next to the door (facing down the length of the room, and considering where the waste and vent go - this might make the decision for you) and just accept that they might overlap the door by a couple of cm, but if laundry is more important then I'd put the wmc/td at the far end side by side and have the wetroom arrangement.
Bear in mind that in a wetroom spray will travel up to 1.5m, so you'll need to fully tile all walls close by, and make sure that there's a step at the door threshold to stop water leaking out into the kitchen.
I've done a lot of bathrooms and utility rooms over the years - bitter experience!
And, sorry to be dull again, but in a wetroom spray travels up to 1.5m. So if that's your solution then you'll need to fully tile the walls and find a way to stop water making its way under the kitchen door on its way to the shower drain. And bear in mind you'll need to tile the floor with a fall to a drain.