Need help with ideas for ensuite / walk in closet
Debajwa
9 years ago
Hi everyone - I need advice! I would like to use "bedroom 2" as a master bedroom and "bedroom 5" as a walk in closet / master ensuite. Would anyone have any ideas?
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Debajwa
9 years ago
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9 years ago
Luciana
9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoOh Karen, you beat me to it! And I like yours better (you can tell you are a pro!) so I didn't finish mine, but there you go anyway, just in case...
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9 years agoLuciana
9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoWe actually have the same layout on the first and second floor in our house. On the first floor, we also transformed the smaller bedroom in a walk-in and bathroom; upstairs we have an open plan library, bedroom with walk-in and separate bathroom (with a pocket door - great stuff!) None of our bathrooms are en-suite (not even the guest one - it shares a hall with the room); that's because I can't stand en-suites! I don't want ever, never, not even if I live on my own, to have a bathroom door in my bedroom; smells, moisture, noise.... ewww... no thank you! The extra 2 m I have to cover from the bathroom to the bedroom through the hall is totally worth it, in my view.
So I agree with Karen, if you want to have an en-suite, at least have the bed as far as possible from it!
(sorry, I didn't save the house plans; so I'll just post some photos).
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9 years agoEveryone - thank you so much for all your advice and help! I am so impressed :)
Luciana - I love your library and what you have done to your house! I plan to convert one of my reception rooms on the ground floor to a library. It is currently used as a dining, but the kitchen / diner has sufficient space for a 8 seater dining table. Furthermore, I feel formal dining areas tend to be very under utilised! In my previous place, I only used it once!
May I please ask what wood flooring you used? Also, carpets vs wooden flooring - how did you decide? I was going to go with wooden flooring for the ground floor and carpets for the other two floors.
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7 years agoOnce you have made the decision on walk in please email me teh plans with sizes and height .I will be more than happy to prepare quote for you.
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