Hi Guys, lets see if I can help! It appears to me that bed two has no robe...if that is correct we can help here too. Redirect some of your existing robe from the far end ie 1200? to bed 2. Then put 900 of hanging or shelving across end external wall...when arranged with long, short hanging and shelving this will work with more robe space for you both. What length of robe you loose is made up for in shelving and hanging design to suit your needs. Build a wall, new bed head, not full height if you like or with some top glazing and put door right next to room/hall door. Actually on your left as you enter bedroom. This leaves bathroom untouched, faces bed to the windows therefore to the view, gives bed 2 a robe and all with no dead corners! I do hope this helps you. Cheers, Margot

Thanks Margot, north is to the right of the plan above, but the master and theatre (east) face natural bushland, and the master is not to the right of the design due to cars entering on each street coming towards that corner (street to front and right). Being a corner block we wanted to keep as much privacy for the master if possibly. We plan on a full fence to enclose the back bedrooms and following that a white picket fence or other permeable fence around to the front, with trees planned on the north and east sides. It can get quite hot in summer here so not hugely worried about heat and sunshine etc. Also wanted the master to face the natural bushland. The garage could go on the boundary, though adds more cost and there is a small power dome so the driveway would need to curve around that. We have taken on board feedback for the bedrooms and powder at the back. Will have a play around and see what we can shift to make the bedrooms bigger etc. Thanks so much for the help :)

Thank you for your feedback. I agree with your comment on the main bathroom. That layout is from the original 1984 house build, so it's something I'd like to address, but I don't quite have a vision of how to get around that yet. The second living area you mention was a discussion point during design, but we felt gaining the extra bedroom, robe and bathroom had higher importance. Our thought process was that bedroom 3 could always be opened up off the main entrance and converted to a small second t'v room if we needed it (3.4m x 3.1m). We also converted a 6m x 6m garage to a living area with tiled floor, insulated walls, air con, couch and t.v etc, so having that space swayed the decision to go with an extra bedroom and bathroom.

800mm is a little skimpy but the only tall object in the ens is the shower and with a window next to the toilet and over the bath the space should feel quite bright and open although a bit of a squeeze when two need to use the space together but the vanity, bath and shower are probably bigger than needed and you could could use smaller fixtures (the huge vanity is 2400 x 500, built in bath is 1700 x 750 and shower is 1500 x 900) ...but what size and style of bath, vanity and shower do you prefer and do you have a specific size of storage that you need?....(eg a standard shower with a sliding glass door could use less width than a swinging door but there's not enough space for a walk in shower) the wiw walkway is ok as long as there is the window at the end but, if the goal is to create the maximum wall storage i haven't found a better alternative but is this a new build or renovation, ground floor or upstairs? a view of the adjoining rooms might help suggest other ideas ...can you post the rest of the plans and give more detail of what size and shape of storage and fixtures you need (ceiling height shelves, tall or double hanging, low drawers, seating??)