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Master Bedroom, help??

12 years ago

Please help! We are having a bit of a dilemma with our master bedroom design!!
As you can see from the current drawing attached, you enter the bedroom from the right with the master bed directly in front of you, looking out two windows.
This is where the dilemma comes in!! You have a stud wall partition which is 3/4 floor to ceiling height. It is a really nice design feature but I feel it takes up too much space in the bedroom and also blocks natural light coming in from the second window.
Please ignore the firs en-suite on the left, this is the guest en-suite.

So, my questions are as follows:
1. If you were to get rid of the stud partition in the middle of the room, where would you put wardrobe space?
2. Any ideas on a proposed layout for the bedroom?
3. Natural light is very important and so is wardrobe so
4. Any suggestions you have will be much appreciated?

Looking forward to hearing your ideas.

Thanks in advance

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Comments (3)

Patricia Phelps
12 years ago
Separate the wardrobe in two. Allow room between the two so the light of the window will shine through to the bed area.
zpret
12 years ago
Move the stud partition so that the side of the partition comes up agains the en suite wall. The you will have to walk through the dressing area to get to the washroom, but all three windows will let in more light.
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Emily Loughran
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks for the suggestions. We have considered moving the partition wall and have asked our architect to draw sketches of the same but he's not keen on the idea! Great suggestions so far - any further ideas much appreciated!

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