BTW, I apologize for the fact that I didn't put everything in the drawing. The door to the room is along the bottom edge (between the two sets of dots).

There is a long vanity in bath 1. Bath 2 has a corner shower in the bottom right hand corner, sink in the uppper left hand corner and toilet in the upper right hand corner.

Is that the master bedroom? Are there any other bathrooms in the house other than these two? How badly do you want/need two bathrooms on this level?

I think that will help narrow down some of the options. My first inclination is to do whatever you need to do to get those windows uncovered. I'm a window freak so the idea of having them but covering them up is crazy to me.

I completely agree regarding the window! Why someone would cover up a window is beyond me. We could just open up the middle and make a window seating area directly in front and keep the remaining closet space, but my inclination is to remove the closets from that wall completely. I think that will allow the light into the room a bit better.

This is the master bedroom. House is a rancher and there are other bathrooms. I have no desire to keep two bathrooms in there. I guess the design was based now outdated "his and hers" concept.

Well, here's a start. Ignore the words "DECK". It's faster to build a deck than to drag cabinets.

I put in a seat for makeup rather than another sink, because I wasn't sure how low the window was. You could just do a straight vanity into the window with a second sink.

One possible drawback (although it wouldn't bother me) is that the closet door is quite a distance from the bathroom.

Have fun!

Got another for you. It's a walk-in shower; no door needed. I should have asked what size bed you have. I don't know if it will fit between the windows.

I like the second version that houseful has posted. This is the way master suites are being set up in new homes today with 2 separate closets and bath with double sinks for sure with toilet in separate room. It is a very nice layout.

Thanks for the ideas houseful! They are so helpful. I like the first one especially, but I need to show both to my husband to see what he thinks. I love the idea of a walk-in shower--no door means less to clean.

We currently have a queen bed, but would like to upgrade to a king sometime in the near future (too many kids, not enough space). So, I don't think it will fit between the two windows.

On the first one, did you expand the bathroom by a foot just to make it roomy? Any idea how much it costs to move a wall by a foot or two? I'm wondering if it's worth the cost to gain an extra foot in the bathroom. I'm guessing we could do something similar without widening the bath. I'm not a make-up person so personally I could do without the makeup sitting area.

You can borrow space from your current closet to fit in a toilet there, with its entry from the bath. On the opposite wall to this, start vanity with two sinks. Replace the current toilet/tub combo with a giant shower. The other bath can be made into a walk-in closet.

Just an alternative.

I don't know who you will have do the work, so that will make a difference as to how much moving the wall will cost. Over the years, I have built a relationship with several subs that charge between $18 and $25 per hour. I don't hire a contractor. Saves a bundle. Ask around and maybe have a some come in and do small projects to get a feel for their work and integrity. That way you won't be out much if it doesn't work out.

I played around with some ideas leaving it at 5 feet, but I have a couple of questions.

Do you have to have a door on the toilet?

Would it be in your budget to replace the bathroom window with something waterproof so the shower can go there?

Never mind the second question. Here's another idea. However, this plan may require you to raise the window over the bed (which is pictured as a king size).

You could also put the linen closet down by the toilet on the backside of the furniture niche if you want a larger one. That would allow the french doors to swing in toward the room if you prefer that.

And you have room for a small love seat at the end of your bed. We use ours all the time.

Also, I meant to square the corner by the closet door but I forgot.

And another. Or take bits and pieces from each one and make a brand new floorplan. This one has two options for linen and a little "foyer" for the entry doors.

If you want to get fancy...

I would make the space under the "closet" window a window seat, use the space to the left of that window as closet along with all of the space which is bathroom 2. In the space to the right of the window seat I would make that my shower, move the toilet all the way down that wall to face the shower, and have a long vanity all the way down to the tub.

Another plan would be to move the tub to under the bathroom window, bump the wall between the two bathrooms back into the bathroom by a couple of feet to create a space for a large shower where the tub currently is. Any left over space from bath 2 could be closet as well as the left and right spaces by the window seat.