I don't have a similar bath setup, but I would love to! :-) Well, I imagine I would love to but in reality that is not the life I live. So, none of the following comments come from any practical experience, as opposed to daydreaming! I think you already have a great starting point, but I am having a hard time reading some of the items on your sketch. Are you trying to fit a tub AND shower in the space, or just a tub? Is that a 51" tub? I couldn't make out the "???? station" in the closet. Personally I would prefer the entry from the bedroom to be at the bottom where it is shown in the designer's sketch, rather than by the window wall. That way you can't see in from the bed, and I think it would make sense to have the entry close to the hallway if your daughter will be joining you. Is it important for you to have a distinct bathroom and a separate closet/dressing room, or would you be open to a bit of blurring of the functions? Using the designer's sketch for reference, would it work for you to put the linens and hamper in that vestibule, the clothes in a more traditional "closet" at the bottom right, have a dressing/vanity area where the closet is drawn and the toilet and tub "wet room" in the same general area now shown? If you put the tub under the window you could put the toilet by the closet where the plumbing wouldn't be on your daughter's wall. You'd still have rooms, but it would combine the dressing area with the bathroom rather than the closet. Good luck!

Oh, well I'm so glad it's not just me! There seemed to be more posts like this one at one time, which I thought was extremely helpful and had more to do with actual organizing. It seems like there's an excessive attraction now to subjects like hoarding, which don't really benefit the general population, and fewer that inspire. You know...I'm always in need of inspiration!

Thanks lyfia - I'm all for doing it like a Swede! Only problem with the swing doors is that they don't leave much room for a bed side table on my husband's side of the bed (assuming we stay with a king size bed). But I might be able to figure something out. I'd love to see your daughter's closets when you're done. Fun2BHere - I think I will have to build at least one wall, just to right of the 'gentleman's dresser' you see at the far left of the photo. But rather than building multiple walls I'm wondering if I could use pivot door hardware and 24" custom doors. Something like this hardware wise: [Modern Hall design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/modern-hallway-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_743~s_2105) by San Francisco Architect John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA [Traditional Kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2107) by San Francisco Architect Gast Architects I have several inches to play with at the top and on the floor at the front of the closet, so I think the pivot hinge might work. As you can see from the picture above, the closet is framed above by a bulkhead above. It is just over 7 inches wide and it would function as the header for the doors - not sure about the terminology, but hopefully you understand what I mean.

Just add art to the wall. Let yourself have fun with it! Framed favorite photos, a collection of funky vintage paint by numbers, old framed Valentines... there's no right or wrong.