Master layout assistance.
Hey all. Looking for some help.
I've got 2 master layouts proposed for my new build. But both don't suit me 100%.. But are close!
My requirements are:
-Bath in front of window facing backyard (we're on an acre)
Master has a sliding door out to the deck.
-Spacious WIR
Option 1 (black and white pic)
Probably my fav layout, but the Master ends up being 6m x 4m which is rather big.. For just a bed and bedside tables. Hard to use the space much better?
Option 2- (black, white, pink picture)
Seems to work better. Get all the things I want. Butttt. The skinny dog leg hallway type entry doesn't seem like the most practical solution.
I think with my requirements I'm pretty limited as to any further options, but I thought I'd put it out to the brains trust here.
Can anyone see a 3rd option that meets my requirements?
Cheers all!
Comments (16)
Phil Miatke
3 years ago
dreamer
3 years agoYou have the wonderful situation of space. My suggestion is to enlarge the walk in robe, and change the WIR sliding door position.
Bedroom to become approx 4000x4000 which is a good size.
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kiwimills
3 years agooklouise
3 years agomy suggestion make a smaller bedroom that still has enough space for some chests of drawers and a chair in favour of an entry hall, bigger ens and wiw and incudes windows for the wiw and toilet as nothing better than a room with a view of surrounding countryside but if the neighbours are too close highlight windows would also be good for light and ventilation but lose the window out to the alfresco
differentways
3 years agoAnother thought this is especially good if there are shift workers living in the house
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