Loft Conversion - Layout advise required
Hello all,
I am hoping to get some advise from here, we are in the process of converting our loft space and I have created the plans attached . I would love a walk in wardrobe with the master en-suite as per my floor plan but my builder says an additional partition here will make the room look too boxy.
Are there any other ways you would layout this room so i can’t fit in my walk-in wardrobe without blocking the light as the ceiling height is quite low.
May thanks in advance.
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Yeenks Bally
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Ellie H
2 years ago2 options, I understand there is no window in the bathroom of one of the options but maybe something can be done..
Hope it helps!
Yeenks Bally
2 years ago
Yeenks Bally
2 years ago
Jonathan