Dear Home Building Forum,
my partner and I strongly disagree about the layout of our walk-in closet. The original floor plan does not include a door to the bathroom. My partner really wants to add an entrance to the bathroom, but I am concerned that this will make it difficult to fit enough wardrobes. What are your opinions? Should we install the door or leave it out?
Best regards, Carolin
my partner and I strongly disagree about the layout of our walk-in closet. The original floor plan does not include a door to the bathroom. My partner really wants to add an entrance to the bathroom, but I am concerned that this will make it difficult to fit enough wardrobes. What are your opinions? Should we install the door or leave it out?
Best regards, Carolin
Myrna_Loy schrieb:
It feels like a storage room, which is really a shame given the size of the area.
I would leave out the door to the hallway. That way, you would have a long wall for wardrobes. Where does the hallway get its light from? You cannot remove the door to the hallway because otherwise you would have to enter the bedroom through the bathroom. There is an open area by the staircase in the hallway, which you can see on the floor plan. This area is not shown correctly in the layout app.
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Myrna_Loy26 Mar 2022 13:47Then the man will probably have to live without the bathroom door. In my opinion, it’s a pretty flawed floor plan.
I find the floor plan generally fine except for the second bathroom door.
I would also use the hallway for additional storage space and place a large wardrobe there. A sideboard under the window would work well. I also think rotating the bed would be better. The depth behind the door is quite useful. Are you familiar with that? Although there are wardrobes with a depth of 50cm (20 inches), 60cm (24 inches) is definitely better.
I would also use the hallway for additional storage space and place a large wardrobe there. A sideboard under the window would work well. I also think rotating the bed would be better. The depth behind the door is quite useful. Are you familiar with that? Although there are wardrobes with a depth of 50cm (20 inches), 60cm (24 inches) is definitely better.
K a t j a schrieb:
I find the floor plan perfectly fine except for the second bathroom door.
I would also use the hallway for more storage space and place a large wardrobe there. A sideboard under the window. I think rotating the bed would be better as well. The space behind the door isn’t insignificant. Are you familiar with it? There are wardrobes with a depth of 50cm (20 inches), but 60cm (24 inches) is obviously better.
[ATTACH alt="ankleide.jpg"]70588[/ATTACH] Thank you very much for your suggestion. I will consider it. The depth behind the door is about 80cm (31 inches).
Caro1404 schrieb:
Unfortunately, the interior design app did not display the staircase correctly. It’s not about the interior design app, but the orange highlighted area.
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Myrna_Loy schrieb:
I would leave out the door to the hallway. That way, you have a long wall for cabinets. Where does the hallway get its light from? So, not just the door, but the entire wall.
hanse987 schrieb:
3.1m (10 ft) bedroom width conflicts with a double bed. That leaves only 50cm (20 inches) on each side next to the bed. I agree.
And Katja has already "furnished" it, so then you just need to remove the wall to the hallway and add a door to the bedroom.
K a t j a schrieb:
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