Bedroom plan
darryl_a
7 years ago
I have trouble with planning my new bedroom. The room is relatively long (5.15m) but also relatively narrow (2.80m) furthermore there is a 'nis' in one wall (see photo). I've added one design I made, but it's quite boring. The problem is I want a large closet for my clothes of at least 2m wide. My bed is 1.70wide and 2.15 long. On one end there are windows and the only access to my balcony, so I don't want to block that too much.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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PROSolid Furniture Design
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoRelated Discussions
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Comments (4)I've had a play with this over my lunch break ... I've tried to keep the living area in the middle with the sleeping areas to the left and right - and added a generous family bathroom ... It means the study becomes part of the TV room ... Which might not suit ?! It's another possibility perhaps ?! [ marketing note - this is an example of the sketch consult service OnePlan provide... We happily provided this for free to this Houzzer, on this occasion . Normal rates would be £35 p/h. Full CAD images available too, at either an hourly rate or fixed room rate. We are freelance concept planners, selling only design !]...See Morebedroom plans
Comments (1)Hello sharnaemma, Please find attached a rough Layout that I've created for you, this way you don't lose any space from your bedroom, yet you still have both the ensuite and dressing room. I do have some other ideas on ways to change the plan of your room, if you're interested feel free to message me directly. I hope this helps! Kerry...See MoreCan't decide between 2 floor plans...
Comments (23)@kikamack, many thanks for your thoughts. My kitchen layout was just a quick one - it's not finalised but the fridge/freezer would go with the tall oven unit is and I would probably just have the oven underneath the hob instead for ease. We didn't want high wall units as we want to go for a more Industrial style and less kitchen looking. We are considering a peninsula depending on the outside door location though. Re the plan - we are looking to add perhaps an extra wc downstairs & making a wider hall, but, after having spent a full day/evening yesterday going through all different options ie kitchen in the dining room, we decided that we really prefer the lounge in that section as I have it on the plan with the larger bathroom. Main reasons being:- we don't have to remove the chimney breast, we still have access to all the storage space under the stairs (not shown on the pic) and it means we can have 2 sides of windows/doors at the back if the dining table is there (which we couldn't if it was the living area due to needing space for a log burner and tv wall) which will overlook a wrap around garden. We have an entire house to pretty much rebuild (needs a new roof, upstairs all re-doing as not insulated and a new bathroom/dressing room) plus gardens to landscape and the outbuilding renovating to use as a home office/granny flat. Phew. So we need to do the least disruptive amount of work to gain the best plan for us. I quite like the kitchen idea of in the dining space but my husband hates it and he rarely hates things so I don't want to push him on it...See MoreBedroom wardrobe dilemma- help design storage
Comments (7)Hi, not sure why the alcove near the bed can’t have ceiling height wardrobes? Are you worried that the wardrobe will hit the bed, is that the problem? Maybe sliding doors would be better? I had fitted wardrobes installed by Sharpes, and the salesman was really helpful in configurating how it should all fit, including an awkward stair box area. He really knew his stuff. Am very pleased with the wardrobes, all built bespoke by an amazing carpenter. We were very impressed! Hopefully you will get lots of advice on here, and maybe you should get some companies/carpenters in to measure and quote. Mine cost just over £3000 for 6 and a half doors, rails, shelving etc....See More
darryl_a
7 years agominnie101
7 years ago
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoAre you renting or is the flat yours? If it's yours, I'd build a partition wall at about 2.2m from the entry door and have that space organised as a walk in wardrobe. Obviously, the remaining room would make a cosy, smallish bedroom, but with your clothes out the way, all you need are the bed and bedside tables - plenty left for that!
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7 years ago
Sorry Darryl, I included an image earlier that doesn't seem to have transfered across. Here it is again. Hope that makes the idea clearer.
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