Thanks so much for your input everyone! Bevangel, special thanks to you for modifying my picture. It definitely helps to have a visual! I think moving the doors further into the hall will work, and should be very easy for the builder to do. We'd lose a little more exterior hallway space (the bedroom doors were originally at the dotted line), but having the longer hallway within the master bedroom will be more dramatic. I love this website! I'm glad I finally decided to join and stop lurking. ;)

How about this? This eliminates 2 of the corners. I gave you another window which will provide natural light to the closet, and also more light to the bedroom. You could each have one wall, and flip a coin for the short wall, or divide it up any way you choose. My husband and I share one long WICC. One long side is double-hung. My husband has the upper level since he's taller, and I have the lower one. The opposite side is set up for long clothes for part of it, some other open storage, and the laundry basket. We don't have hanging storage on the short wall, because you lose too much in the corners. Instead we have a dresser, and above it is my costume jewelry pinned on fabric-covered foam board. I also combined your laundry room and pantry to give you one large utility room. You'll have more pantry shelf space than in the current plan, plus plenty of floor space, enough for a long narrow table in the middle of the room. You'll use it for sorting and folding laundry, and as a landing space for groceries as you bring them into the house. I have a table like this in my laundry area. You'll love it. You also now have room for a laundry sink if you want one.

Our property is some what pie shaped, with the widest part towards the east end. It is also wooded with most of the trees on the south side. So the best views will be to the east. We plan to place the house running from the northeast to the southwest to let more light in. The garage will be about 20' from the north property line. We've actually worked with a architect in the past, but they have since closed up shop. It was a struggle as they couldn't get what we were after; an front entry that doesn't open into the living room (i.e privacy) , a not so open floor plan and finally a plan that doesn't looks like every other house. I'm curious what are the other problems you see?

Thank you @eld6161 and I'm sorry for the confusion. We are doing a complete renovation of the master bathroom. We are not moving any plumbing around, but new everything. My current bath is dark (orangy vanity with black countertop, and everything dark taupes, beiges, salmons... I can post a photo if needed). Below is a photo of the current placement/measurements. I also included a photo of the newly renovated main bath. I'm not sure what color vanity to go for. I was not even considering gray until my friends and husband told me to go for gray. I only saw a dark gray vanity with brass handles and thought that was nice so I said I would consider it. I am trying not to copy our main bath. I like modern farmhouse/classic; I want the master bath to feel warm and cozy, not sterile or cold... I love wood tones, whites, grays and black (as accents I would say), basically neutrals haha.