I think the first (original) option is fine.  It would be rare in most children's rooms to get perfect placement of all elements.  It's pretty common for beds to face doors onto hallways and this is better than having a door opening onto the head of the bed (not that this was ever an option here)

You also haven't explored the option of having the bed along the pop-out wall.  Don't forget beds along walls are pretty common in kids rooms

@C P thanks for your comment. This is a photo of the view from the bed. It just makes me feel a bit unsettled.

I would put a door in hall to close off the bedroom and bathroom wing. This will move privacy and sound for all bedrooms.

Put A self closing mechanism on one door

I have just drawn up your room along with surrounding rooms to see how the dimensions add up, can you confirm actual dimensions as against my plan, plus bed size, thanks

For what it's worth, I wouldn't consider the bed to be opposite the door in option 1. In the plan and the photo it's opposite the wall except for a few inches.

You could slide the bed over that few inches, so that it's off centre between the windows, and place a bedside table next to the bed, opposite the door, to balance the look.

This is my preferred option.

In all 3 pics you have posted , there is a open front wall on the office . Why I mention that is because there isn't a door directly off the entry into the office , so I'm wondering if it is a home office ; or is there a door in the front wall , direct into the office ? In other words , do people come to that office ?

If it is 'just' a home office , have you considered swapping your sons room and the office ? It then puts the office closer to your bedroom , and I assume someone stays in Bed 3 too -- you can then be handier to them , if need be . The present layout looks like the office isn't really 'connected' to the house -- i.e. you can't work there ,and keep an eye on children , cooking , washing , etc .

Hey , it may not work for your situation , but the office seems to be slightly bigger than Bed 2 , its easier to position a desk in what you currently call Bed 2 where it doesn't watch the toilet haha , and the Feng Shui in what is currently the office may be better ? Just throwing it out there .

A response to suggestions/questions would be lovely, I would consider moving the door into the Master closer to the WIR and possibly as Kate mentioned add a door across the passage just before the bathroom. This would give more privacy to all 3 bedrooms and reduce noise that is funneled down long passageways.

Hi @siriuskey, thank you for your suggestions and I'm so sorry for the slow response! I've been juggling family issues and haven't had time to sit down at my desk. I've attached the actual measurements of the room below. The bed is currently a king single (approx 120cm W x 220cm D). I'd like the option to replace with a double in future (approx 144cm W x 190cm D).

I agree with your suggestion about moving the Master door further down the hall. If for no other reason than to give it a little more space away from the kids' rooms. We may have to reconfigure the WIR though, as the existing passageway from the bedroom through the WIR to the ensuite leaves no perpendicular wall for the new door location to open onto.

As for the hallway, I had considered not a door but an archway in the middle of the hallway to break it up. I've attached an example. What do you think?

@C P We have placed the kids' beds along the wall previously, but they're really difficult to change sheets in that position so I'm trying to bring them off the wall.

@User the home office does have a separate door off the entry porch. I just cut that bit off the bottom of the plan. I've attached image below showing the full plan of the front of the house.

We designed it this way so we can close the office off from the rest of the house. Potential employees can then have access to the office with a WC and a kitchenette when we are away. The kitchenette has been plumbed with drainage so in future it can be converted into an ensuite, potentially for one of the kids when they get older. For the meantime we do need it as an office.

Apologies for the delay in responding, had a few things other than Houzz to attend to.

Attaching the new floorplan using your dimensions, without all other rooms I can't suggest exactly where to place the new door into the Master, ideally it would be further forward to allow for the boys rooms and bathroom to be closed off when needed, you could certainly use an Archway before the Master. This shows both a double and an extra long single with two robes with a bench window seat in be tween, cheers

@siriuskey thank you so very much for your advice and efforts, I really appreciate it!

Would there be enough room to place the bedhead on the wall adjoining the master bedroom and have the closet placed along the wall that adjoins bedroom 3?

@Lena F I didn't think so, but I'll measure again and see.