Help with Master Bedroom Design please
10 months ago
We would like to combine 4 spaces ( 2bedrooms, bathroom & alcove) to create a master suite. Ideally the bathroom stays in the same location. Unfortunately, the current bathroom only has a pedestal basin and no storage. The bathroom is 2.7 x 2.4m and the alcove 1.67 x 2.4m. Any suggestions on layout would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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10 months agoVlow,
Secret pocket doors will be useful and taking half a meter x 3m from another space will give you two sinks AND storage.
Just a few ideas I thought Id share…😉
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