As usual, this is about balancing out priorities.........really need more info/detail on overall context/limits in regards to how much play we have, but possibly you could consider flipping around like this: This would achieve more robe length - but achieving 3x equal set-ups can be challenging and it comes down to how much flexibility you have one way or the other and working out where the priorities settle/fall.......the entrance point into bedroom 3 is currently limited by the void and whether this is a critical feature or not is not clear........of course a single central bathroom would be easy done but that's not what you want, and ultimately you should be clear/confident in regards to requirements/how you wish your family to live and as a designer I'll never judge people's specific requirements/needs but rather assist in resolving a solution for what is wanted......but invariably it involves equally working out where the inevitable compromises are best made and the trick is to consolidate the compromises to the lower priority aspects,,,,,,,for example here, what is going to win/override the other? Is it going to be the Void? Or consider conceding the void detail to achieve a more balanced/even bedroom set-up working as desired? Not right and wrong stuff here, more about what is best suited to you, but bear in mind that there is no such thing as "perfect", ever, regardless of budget or context...However if we are able to successfully manoeuvre to achieve the higher priorities at expense of some of the lower, then generally people will be significantly more satisfied with the end result......hope this helps..good luck :) PD

Airbnb is a great income earner and you sound very positive, having just stopped dealing in holiday accommodation which included Airbnb. Very good friends have a newly built smallish two story house which they use the lower level for Airbnb and any family and friends to visit, it can be securely closed off for Airbnb guest. I suggestion to you is to use the front of your house for Airbnb keeping the rear private. Your Airbnb accommodation can be 1 -2 bedroom with kitchenette, we always locked the 2nd bedroom when not required, saved on extra linen and unexpected guests. If you leave the second bedroom open and not included in the rate the guests will always use it, from experience. The kitchenette only needs a bench under the window with a small fridge, MW , sink, and small table and chairs for cold days. Your new master and ensuite next to the new deck, you walk between the robes which have a joining cabinet above when entering the ensuite. The laundry separate with or without exterior access, you could even have the laundry opening through the kitchen wall. The family bathroom has a bath with shower over. A large linen/storage cupboard in the living room, this can also be used to help separate the guests wing from the private. Guests could have the under cover front verandah for Alfresco dining along with a small portable electric BBQ oven.

My suggestions. As bedroom door is not opening to end of bed, I thought that was okay in the feng shui world. Room 3, change the way the door swings. Place robe on the plumbing wall. If bed 1 and 2 you don't like the bed position, change the way the door swings on all three bedrooms and have set out the same as bedroom 3.

Ooh I really like the look of those! It's ok I wasn't offended 🙂 I just felt I should've added more info for context that's all 😂 We have shared custody of all three girls, as we are shift workers and so are the ex's, so I guess the situation of a divided off room is a little easier to work with for six/twelve months. I was thinking of looking into those diagonal vertical slats, and then adding a hidden curtain rail in the room side she can open and close but for the life of me have no idea what they're called? Or how much they'll cost? And then possibly removing the curtain altogether when she goes into BR2 I wish the rental market wasn't so bad here in SA, poor kid can't get one because he has no rental history, there's over 40 applicants for each house according to the real estate agent, and most of them are filtered as high risk with their online application system.