OMG it's like going from a panic attack to a leisurely stroll through some stately gardens on a sunny day. Marvellous.

@rinked Thanks for taking the time to do the floorplan. But just don't think that will give us enough space as we do like to entertain a lot and don't like the thoughts of the living room being sort of all one open room. Also we don't really want to actually touch the current bathrooms as they were all been recently done by previous owners. not to be difficult : )

The most straightforward way is the way I'm sure you've already considered. By building a partition wall to form a hallway that connects to bedroom 2 and 3. Jonny @ Bowmans

Your room has great potential! Here are some ideas to maximize space while keeping it cozy and feng shui-friendly: -Reposition the Bed – Since feng shui discourages having your feet directly facing the door, consider shifting the bed to the left side of the room (where the wardrobe currently is). This also frees up wall space for your projector. Full-Length Mirror Placement – A great spot could be on the wardrobe door or next to the vanity area. If you prefer a freestanding one, placing it near the laundry basket but angled away from the bed might work well. Foldable Table Optimization – If you don’t use it often, mounting a wall desk that folds up could create more floor space when not in use. Better Flow – Moving the wardrobe to the top-right corner (where the table is now) might help the room feel more open. This also creates a dedicated dressing area near the vanity. Cozy Touches – Adding warm lighting, soft textiles, and maybe a rug can make the room feel inviting without being cluttered. Would love to know if these ideas work for you!