I would suggest to step the WIR 500mm into the bedroom. 800mm would be the minimum width I would have for an internal walkway.
Depending on your stature, it might be one way traffic.
You could have a false wall at the French door end of wardrobe to finish of the bedroom side wall aesthetically. Or some shelving.
24sqm is a generous size for a bedroom, depends what you are used to, I suppose.

Where will the bed be positioned in the room?

thanks dreamer, the bed will go on the wall where the door is off the passage. The views are amazing so it really has to go there.

That is a generous size for a bedroom in my experience too.

Shelves aren't necessarily a problem but hanging space is, it needs to be wide enough for hangers with clothes on them. If you really can't allow sufficient depth for a normal hanging rail you could compromise with forward facing rods. Depends on how much you've got that needs half or full length hanging, folding, etc.

Hi, you are back to your bedroom with the stunning view I recall.
Try the width out. Put a screen that width from your wardrobe. It is when you bend to get shoes you’ll notice it and when you are passing your partner. I would add a window so it doesn’t feel so dark and if you can a door at each end. Removing the external bricks if there are some may gain you more space.

Thanks Kate. I've just measured my robe in our house here and although it has robes on both sides, the space in between is only 750mm. I think we can do it. You're right, it's v the room with the view and I really don't want to mess with the symmetry.

Great ideas OKL. Just a thought I would like to see the the entrance door pushed across to where the robe is to take away from walking into a bedroom from behind the bed, even adding a Nib wall between the door and the bed

Put a lock on your door. My door is like that and one of my pleasures is walking along the hall and being able to see into the room and to the garden view beyond. A night wall will hide that and look odd in the room.

We've always had a lock on our bedroom to avoid kids from piling in on awkward moments, the floorplan door position posted by Karen would't work without a lock.

Walking down the hall and seeing into the bedroom and the garden view, in this scenario everyone walking down the passage would be looking at whoever might still be in bed and then into the wardrobe.

The door could simply be re swung or add a 1.2 nib wall which should allow for approx 1.25 opening between it and the robe.

i also prefer a little more privacy in the bedroom and differentways suggestion to reverse the door is a simple effective option that also provides easier access to the wardrobe and a view to the garden without seeing so much of an unmade or occupied bed from the hallway

that now gives privacy, another issue I have with Karens Plan is the door into the ensuite opening out meaning that everytime you opened that door you would need to step backwards into the bedroom

Better than stepping back into the vanity.

There is space within the ensuite to open the door without backing into the vanity. not so from the other side

doors open into internal rooms not out,

Karens designer has made a mistake with two of the doors, the entry and the ensuite which should open back against the bath, Attention to detail is so important

Karen I'am interested in the positioning of the wine closet I can imagine you sitting and looking out at the view through the French doors sipping a glass or two of wine

That door was even worse before OKL did an excellent job of redesigning the WIR