I don't know how I'd do an angled door on the closet. And, in a bedroom, I prefer to have the bed in an orientation that you can see the door from (in your space, that would be where it is, or on the outside wall). Some people on this forum, do NOT like beds on outside walls (I think it depends on where you live). Anyway, the bed placement is good. Here is another thought (sorry, I wish I knew photoshop or something, to draw it up for you...) Right now, the closet space seems entirely behind (above) the bed wall. I have rearrangement for you to consider: draw a wall/door to the closet, running up/down starting at the end of the bed/closet wall If you are standing at the corner of that wall...put the vanities straight ahead (on outside wall--what climate are you?) Move tub, shower and toilet around to make the *depth* of the bathroom shallower so the laundry room can slide "north"/up Have only 1 door to the bath/closet space from the bedroom. Since the toilet will be closeted, you can feel free to enter the closet through the bath and not infringe on privacy in the MBathroom. Does this make sense? Let me describe it one more way: Standing to the right of the bed, looking "up" (is that your east?) you will see the common bathroom/closet door. That door open, you see the vanities/sinks (and maybe some windows flanking each side of the sinks). Step in towards the vanities, to the left is the closet (door if you want). To the right are all the rest of the bathroom amenities, rearranged to take up a little less space.

I'd say the cost of building is below the national average in my 'hood. To answer the question tho, I think this 'hood would support a $200k addition/remodel but my house probably would not. Vague, I know. I had another builder come by a few days ago and he had some decent suggestions. I guess I'm just going to wait and see what the bids look like and go from there. I could be WAY off base with what I think it might cost and forget the whole thing. I did forget to mention that my brother is a cabinet installer for a big-box home improvement store and he said he can install my kitchen and bath cabinets at no cost so that will save quite a bit. There are a couple of other minor areas or work that my dad and/or I can do too to save a few bucks. Ever penny counts, right!?

I like all of it! I like the tiles and I especially love that you are going with terrazzo flooring. I absolutely hated to lose my terrazzo floors after the flood but it was a must. I do still have terrazzo white in my atrium but they are not very white right now. I have a guy over today and tomorrow cleaning all of the windows and skylights and he will power wash the atrium terrazzo too. You are going to love it! Don't second guess! Just go for it. I would look at other brands of faucets because I too have seen similar for less.

Number three is what I am leaning towards as well. I agree with having windows added to the sides if they bedroom, the more natural light the better :) We’ve decides to work with an architect for the exterior work and I think they will review the inside. I think that’s a great idea to move the bedroom entry past the laundry, I hadn’t thought of that. When the kids are old enough to their own laundry that will be much nicer!