Adjusting a floorplan for walk-in closets
9 years ago
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I've got a floorplan that I'm trying to adjust to give the bedrooms #2 and #3 small walk-in closets, about the same size as the 2nd example picture I've posted. I can't decide on a good way to do it. I figure the best way would be to have the closets next to each other, like in the example picture. I can't figure out how to work that into this current layout without pushing everything way down. Possibly bring BR#3 up flush with the Den wall, and push everything out to the right instead?
I'm willing to add additional sq. footage if needed to keep the bedrooms a decent size; I was actually looking to make them slightly bigger anyway.
Any ideas or options I might be missing that would work the best with this layout?
Thanks...
I'm willing to add additional sq. footage if needed to keep the bedrooms a decent size; I was actually looking to make them slightly bigger anyway.
Any ideas or options I might be missing that would work the best with this layout?
Thanks...
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