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Master Bedroom Layout

last year

Need help with furniture placement and built in wardrobes.
Stairs no longer in room. The Juliet door balcony is now just a large window. Any help appreciated.
Can lover ensuite/bedroom wall or door.

Comments (9)

Jonathan
last year
Personally I don’t think the Ensuite is big enough. I would do this.
Helen C
Original Author
last year
Many thanks for this. We agree the ensuite is a squeeze but we have a lot of bathrooms and really it’s just for my husband to use 🙂

We did think of this layout but we don’t like walk in wardrobes. We also can’t move the windows.
Our bed is also a super king at 180cm. It’s difficult to know how the flow of the room would be best. I’d prefer a make up desk and wardrobe combo I think.
Any further help would be appreciated.
I made this lock up but I still don’t really like it. But not sure what else I can do?
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Helen C
Original Author
last year
Here’s my mock up??
Jonathan
last year
What you have drawn looks really tight…… but when it’s drawn with actual sized furniture you can see there 5 pieces of furniture too many- and the Ensuite is still too small. Since you have a lot of bathrooms do you actually need this Ensuite?
Jonathan
last year
Option with no Ensuite
Helen C
Original Author
last year
Yes I can see that is tight. thank you for the drawing.
We do need the ensuite as it’s the only bathroom on this floor and he would like one.

What if I put the bed next to the ensuite and wardrobes along the other wall? Do you think that may work?
Jonathan
last year
I don’t think swapping the bed end helps- that end is narrower.

So I have an alternative
Helen C
Original Author
last year
Yes, we considered this but I’d like some sort of sofa or bench in the room.
I like the idea of having a bigger space at the bottom of the bed also.

The space by the ensuite is 2900 wide. Bed is 1800 wide.

If I had the bed in the space next to the original ensuite idea is 550 either side of the bed not work?
Then maybe wardrobe, make up dressing table along the opposite wall?
Jonathan
last year
I think you have exhausted all options with this amount of square footage….. I think if you are not going to compromise on your list of essential furniture you are going to have to build bigger.

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