Master Bedroom Window & Door Layout Advice Request
Hi All,
Hope you are well.
We’re finalising our master bedroom (about 3.8m wide) and planning to center a king bed on the wall.
Currently, the wall marked W14 is facing west and we have a double storey neighbour on that side.
We’re choosing between:
• Twin vertical windows (approx. 0.6m x 1.8m each)
• One high sill highlight window (approx. 2704mm W x 854mm H)
• One standard single window (approx. 2.4m x 1.2m)
Which option would you pick for layout, light and overall look please?
Also, would you go with a single door or double doors for the master entry?
Thank you.
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Comments (15)Well, here's a concrete example for him. Our bed is 2200. The wall at the end of the bed is 3200 from the wall at the head. I decided it was too tight to get my 500 dresser in at the end of the bed, so I put in a 300 bookcase. The space between bed and bookcase (ie 700) is fine - not ideal, maybe, but entirely workable. Don't sweat the small stuff. Your plan looks fine, and you've got room at the end of your bed for a nice sitting area....See MoreAdvice on Master Bedroom Built In Closets
Comments (10)Thanks guys. Bed 1 is South and Bed 2 is north. Or in your drawing oklouise bedroom 2 is south. This plan is a two story extension that is new and will basically be our house (parent living in the older part). My partner is obsessed with having room to get furniture in easily (constant apartment move ptsd) thats why the larger stairway entry. The permit is approved and we are about to build next week so not sure about changing windows about at this late stage as it’s been a hellish exercise getting to this point! I am having trouble attaching the plans as a screen shot on my phone, working on it.....See MoreAdvice for master bedroom plan
Comments (7)hello , I look at your layout, in fact, everything is quite pragmatic and functional, there is an awkward angle but it is not bad if you want you can consider the idea of reducing bath, create a symmetrical angle the fact is that for double doors a distance is desirable but in general, everything is good. Do not hesitate to sign up for my channel in youtube, there you will learn everything about the design, put the likes, to make a repost)) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHuY28ATRji4MMfQNC-aPdw Regards, Anton Interior Designer. E-mail: tochkap@ukr.net...See MoreAdvice on Master Bedroom Layout
Comments (14)Hi Tony, I'll try again here 'cause I think we can still do better: Like plan above but db vanity where shower is (may need to be a bit longer) loo and shower on external wall both with windows. then 2 runs of full height robes: one allowing enough space for door where your yellow line is. the other on external wall along from loo and shower. down centre a run of drawers: maybe wide enough for drawers both sides but bench height for a put down area, open and like a mansions robe room!! With bathroom not extremely long the robes can be what ever length you need but I am sure you will win a bit more space in you lux bedroom! So you step into the room with robe, drawers and robe, bed beyond and round to the right is the bathroom tucked away! I think that would be lovely, spacious and luxurious. Hope it works. Margot...See More
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2 months agoOn the floor plans previously posted, it is showing 2 x 720mm width entrance doors. I would recommend 2 x standard doors as mentioned above @ 820mm each. But this does reduce your BIR length. As I have said above earlier, 720mm doors are just a waste of the workmanship.
Two windows vertical would be my choice. You do not have a view, you are just wanting natural light into bedroom. A high horizontal window will make it feel claustrophobic and you don’t want that for your personal bedroom.
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