Hi Mark, For the laundry I would centre the external door on the external wall, then relocate the broom cupboard into the corner behind the new door swing (where the external door currently is). This would allow an "L" shaped bench running around from the internal door opening, around the corner and finishing adjacent to the external wall. This arrangement would provide more benchspace and you would have only one dead corner which would be benchspace - so still useful. For the WIR I would pinch 400mm of space from bedroom 1, making the WIR 400mm wider. Relocate the door to the end wall of the WIR, adjacent to the bedroom entry door, which should be swung the other way. This would allow two parrallel hanging spaces opposite each other, with a wall mirror at the end, reduce your WIR corners to zero, and substantially increase your hanging space which would be more accesssible. You haven't provided the length of the master bedroom, so you may have to sacrifice the daybed and joinery in the corner to make this work, but for most people adequate hanging space has a higher priority than a daybed, which tends to collect clothes anyway! Best of luck Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

attaching the garage at the corner can be complicated for the roof so this also has to be considered but can you post a plan of the block showing the proposed location of the new house, distance to each boundary, the front gate and any existing driveway, arrows showing the direction of north and any views and is the block sloping in any direction or relatively flat? the problem with acreage is that there are so many choices and you probably also don't want a view of the driveway from the bath so we need more information about the block

Not sure how far along you are with your Reno's but suggest the following moving the Door into the ensuite, this would eliminate the passage way created by both doors which is wasted space. The door into the courtyard forming part of the 1670 x 1000 shower would be metal & glass, with the glass being able to change to give privacy when wanted. I have shown the door opening out to give more space but it could be either, This will give you a long 1670 floating Vanity as well

Lots of options! The first kitchen definitely works best for this space! You could consider banquette dining where the kitchen is located in image 2 and then the living area in the large open space marked living dining. If you need help with your design, we offer one-off interior design dates with our Senior Interior Designers and provide floor plan and layout reviews and can create scale drawings. We hope this helps! Find Out More About A Z+S Interior Design Date