open plan bedroom/ bathroom
I am hoping to create an amazing bedroom/ bathroom/ sitting room in my new build
These are a few photos
There are four steel pillars that need disguising I wanted the bathroom area to face the view and was considering a half wall with the bed facing the view too
Also fitted wardrobes in the eaves
Ideas would be appreciated
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Racquel Holness
2 months agolast modified: 2 months agowhy not have you shower room right between the pillars behind the stairs (assuming that you are walking up to the big window from the floor below.)
Could be a glass box or just glass facing the window. Having a special tint on the glass. that way you could look out when showing or even a bath right at the glass.
sorry the little squares in the drawings are the pillars
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