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So what door/s is there currently? could you just swap for glazed? I really like the idea of seeing through from the front to the back but it is rather expensive! I’ve just had a quick look through your previous posts. I can’t see the door in question but the front appears to face south so presumably you will be borrowing a lot of light? The costs do seem pretty high btw but have no experience, I’ve only removed one loading bearing wall but the cost was nothing like that ( the 8k building work)

We're doing a total ground floor renovation on a late Victorian townhouse in London and I'm attracted to the idea of using tile in the entry hallway - maybe something light and/or colourful to lighten up the space, which will be dark. I also want to tile the walkway up to the house at some point in the future (when we have recovered financially from the renovation!) Thinking ahead, should the tiles match? I like traditional Victorian encaustic tiles for the outside (e.g the Lambeth pattern in beiges and blues), but I was thinking of something more modern/maybe in gray and white for the hallway. Should they match?

Good afternoon, one option, could be: moving the door to the Master to the middle and build your dressing along each wall (or leave the door where it is and work through an L shape dressing) to then have your en-suite and bed space along the windows. There are various layout options that can be tested with this option but that would probably be the best use of space in view of the room layout and location of the windows. I hope this helps. Happy to discuss further. Best wishes Sonia