Bedroom/bedroom layout
Hi everyone,
We want to improve the layout of this narrow bedroom/en suite but are feeling a bit stuck because of the placement of the windows. We would consider removing the chimney breast and moving the boiler so as to use extend the room Ito the boiler cupboard. Would welcome any ideas!
Many thanks
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jacksplash
last year
Laura
last yearMy drawing is by no means to scale. there are some clever people on Houzz that can use apps etc but I’m not one of them.
I think if budget allows I would do something like this. Have a pocket or sliding door leading to an en-suite on the right with floor to ceiling wardrobes on the right leading to a bedroom overlooking the back. If budget allowed I’d move or enlarge the back window or consider a Juliet balcony
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Bobbie M
last yearI have a sort of similar issue- see attached. My starting point is to use sliding doors (barn or pocket) for the entrances into the bedroom and the bathroom as this does add significant space when you don't have to account for the door opening space (floorplan doesn't quite show it but the door into the bathroom basically blocks the door window when it's open).
PROThe Kitchen Lady UK
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PROThe Wellbeing cognoscente Ltd
last yearDimensions are a bit off but perhaps this will help depending on budget of course as there will be minor plumbing to achieve this design... assuming also that the other components can be moved..
lfharvie
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PROArchit_studio2
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Hi,
2 options for you.
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regardsHelga
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