Okay thank you for responding. We do have LEDs in the ceiling and lamps but not sure if they are 4000k. I will try to take some pictures and put them on. But in general do/should all of the walls be the same color between the bedroom, walk through and walk in closet?

If you take the time to draw a to scale floor plan of the spaces you are asking about you will get lots of free advice here. Use graph paper it makes it easier to do the scaled drawing. Post it here in a comment in jpeg format. DO NOT start another post all issues dealing with this space are dealt with here in comments. Did I just read this right you are a home builder ?

You didn't specify which way your doors open, so I'll assume they open inwards, since that would be most restrictive. You also didn't specify what your needs are. This is really rough ... Hanging clothes take about 22" of space out from the wall ... allow 2' if you want to enclose the hanging. As I said, the above is super rough, so I just used 2', since it was easy. The section on it's own (across from the 30" door) is not as deep, so that would be something like shelves. Arrows indicate how drawers/gliding elements could open if in that section; depending on the system, drawers may not need that much extension space. You'd need to decide how many sections you need drawers in, how much long hang you need, and whether you want more shelves, shoe storage, or just lots of hanging. There are a number of companies that will offer free design services for their specific system(s). The Container Store has a few different lines that you can get your space designed in depending on the aesthetic you want and your budget/timeline. If you have one locally, they have displays in store, or you can look online. They can work remotely, too (virtual, phone, email), if you don't have time to meet in person or are too far from a store.

Right, it’s an impossible question except for the simple “ no”, to just a “ square foot” question for typical bath & closet requirements. So what matters is, what are you trying to do? Are you remodeling and what/ where. Or building? So presumably you have, or are creating, a master bedroom, hence thinking bath and closet. What is the whole footprint you have to work with? What other configurations of space, accessing adjacent space, layout of doors & windows, could be on the table? If you could post some kind of existing space, floorplan, goals, with measurements , then you’d get ideas on, alternatives to the primary suite walk-in closet dream house— actually figuring what clothing & whose, what is life lifestyle/ work/ sleep schedules, how to consider reach - in closet, IKEA wardrobe storage units , storage in other areas( off-season clothing. And, for bath, whether you must have a tub, or just a nice shower, whether single or double sink, storage & counter needs. Even bedroom size & shape— an extra foot if length or width in the right place could allow clothing storage within the bedroom; a minimalist bedroom with carefully sized and placed furniture and lighting could give an extra 12-15 sq ft to the other needs. Yes, a personal designer would be great, but you can crowd- source ideas and pics of options, things you might not have considered, bedroom/ closet/ bathroom solutions others have done. I’m making assumptions that it’s for yourself ( and family) because that’s where personalization of priorities can yield interesting solutions. It’s harder if building for some unknown future buyer.