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15m2 Bedroom - best layout to fit ensuite and a modern design wardrobe

Catherine Walkin
3 years ago

Please see below the sizes of the bedroom. I would like to fit in this space an ensuite and either some fitted wardrobes or I'd love to get a walk in wardrobe.


Could anyone help me design the best layout for this room to give it a super modern feel and the wow factor.



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  • juliebarnes2
    3 years ago

    Hello, I would put fitted wardrobes along the existing back wall of the house (where you are infilling the window opening) and have no en-suite to this bedroom. Convert the office to an en-suite off the front bedroom which is essentially your master bedroom due to size, fitted wardrobes to be installed either side of the chimney breast. Hope this helps 😊

    • Comments (7)

    • Richard L
      3 years ago

      Slipper bath under the window, white wash floorboards...

      Depends how mainstream you want to go?


      I wouldn't partition the room unless you really have to for the sake of a bathroom..

      Ensuite's are overrated and destroy so many open/space bedrooms.


      Where does that arrow go on the left to the 2760 wide room?

    • Catherine Walkin
      Original Author
      3 years ago

      Hi Richard - we would like the extra bathroom because currently we have a very small bathroom.


      I've attached a photo of the full layout upstairs.


      As this room is an extension the arrow was just showing that wall needs to be bricked up.

    • Richard L
      3 years ago

      If it were my house - that box / bathroom would be the ensuite jack/jill maybe for a nice large bathroom, and stand alone bedroom storage.


      Walk in wardrobe + bathroom with bedroom and hall access might be interesting?


      Space rather than jam packed approach


      Removed fitted wardrobes before - they might give loads of storage, they also shrink rooms and lock in layouts.


      (Its not my house though :) - good luck)

      Catherine Walkin thanked Richard L
    • Jonathan
      3 years ago

      Sorry I don’t think this room is big enough for an ensuite and wardrobes and a king sized bed

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      Atelier Saara Karvonen
      3 years ago

      I would do an "open" bathroom (shower/bath + sink, no toilet because the room is too small to have a closed space) in the wall where the box room is, with a wardrobe opposite the bed. I would not do a partition wall between the bathroom and the room because it would make the space so small, but I would build a Crittal screen-looking separation! This would make your room very wow like you want ;) But bear in mind it would still make the room smaller, and the bathroom wouldn't be huge either, but I love these open ensuite :D Feel free to message me if you want more info, I am an interior designer and I can help you with 3D to imagine the space! Saara



      Catherine Walkin thanked Atelier Saara Karvonen
    • Catherine Walkin
      Original Author
      3 years ago

      Love this idea thank you so much!

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