Help, Master Suite and Layout
Hi
I am about to start remodelling and extending my house. I have most of my layout sorted now but I'm stuck on the master suite.
The picture shows the room size 6m long x 3.5m wide with one window, the ensuite is attached 3m long x 1.4m wide.
The windows can be moved anywhere on the walls they have been placed on but thought they looked best in the middle. The black walls are all new and part of the extension. The grey walls can’t be moved and are internal. The entrance into the bedroom can go anywhere south of the small divider line on the photo.
I would like a bath and shower or a shower and double sink in the ensuite. The bedroom would be great to have a walk-in wardrobe and a dressing/makeup desk space. I will have a king bed. Any help would be appreciated.
Currently I have one layout design I think works (see Picture 2) but it only has wall wardrobes with sliding doors. I feel as thought the room is lacking a wow factor and will just end up boring and boxy.
Thanks for any help
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Helen C
5 years agoRelated Discussions
Need help for my Master Bathroom en-suite layout
Comments (24)Hi All - taking on board your comments I have come up with three variations. Of course would love your comments! The distance from vanity to WC in plan 1 is approx 60cm - it could be made a bit more. This falls within the guideline you posted (23inches). More space could be created by making the shower a bit narrower (shown on all 3 plans as 1m wide (39 inches). I don't think there is quite enough space to divide the room and the problem with the idea of the bath right in the middle is that on a practical basis we would have to walk around it on a daily basis to get to the shower! Could quickly get very annoying!...See MoreLayout for master suite, whether to include walk-in wardrobe
Comments (8)Loads of great ideas coming up here! Fab space to work with.. which I am sure doesn't make it easier :) For not having natural light in the bathroom.. it really depends when you use it and personal preference. I have had one without a window and found I didn't really notice as I only use it early in the morning and then in the evening (late) which was actually nice because I didn't need to think about window dressings or having a big black hole there whilst I relaxed in the bath or shower. Having said that, my mum would hate not having a window as she loves lots of natural light and is at home most of the day time so would never go for it! :) Have you considered having a concept planner look at your space in a layout package? With so many options it's nice to have it created in 3D model and really get a sense of how the space will feel with each layout.. I find it helps my clients make decisions on important spaces like this. It also means the space is thought about it bespoke to you and your requirements and needs as an in depth brief is taken before they begin. I hope it helps and I look forward to hearing as things progress. Best of luck....See MoreSmall en-suite layout help
Comments (6)Thanks for the comments. The bathroom is next door so we can feed into the soil pipe there. The wall where toilet and sink are in the plan above is an outside wall. I don’t think there’s really much else we can do given where it is in the room etc. I’ve attached a plan of the upstairs - you can see the bedroom (with previous small shower and sink. I am aware of not having enough space for knees which is why I think we need to go for a 700 x 900 shower tray and a short projection toilet to give us those few extra mm. I think Sarah’s plan would work? We’re going to draw out some stuff on the floor in there today now that it’s all ripped out and use a chair for a toilet to visualise it!...See MoreStruggling with master suite layout
Comments (3)Interesting, I hadn’t considered the 2 spaces that way round. Suffering from looking at the drawings for too long I think!...See Moreminnie101
5 years agoYou might be able to do something like the first pic? It might just work with the entrance door position? What is the exact measurement to the line? I don't think the room is wide enough for something like the 2nd option. I also like Jonathan's idea though which gives a lot of storage
Jonathan
5 years agoHelen C
5 years ago
Jonathan