I prefer that closets be accessed from the bedroom, rather than the bathroom, because I find that more convenient and I donâÂÂt want moisture getting in the closet. I like walk-in closets to be 7' wide, because that allows 2' down each side for hanging clothes (or shelves, drawers, etc.), with a 3' aisle in between (comfortable for walking, but not a lot of wasted space in the middle). I use the space at the narrow end opposite the door for shelves or a shelf and drawer combo, so you donâÂÂt have hanging clothes running into each other on the corners. This is a quick sketch, not to scale. You would need to adjust the door and window locations. I didnâÂÂt draw in the doors for the toilet room, closet, shower, etc. The closet has a 7' x 12' interior. The shower would be about 8' long, and 4-6' wide, depending on your preference. (You can shrink the length of the shower if you want more closet space.) I show a free-standing tub under the window, but deck-mounted would also work. The vanity could run the whole length of the closet wall or be shorter. You could include storage tower(s) with the vanity. The vanity could also move to the wall opposite the closet wall, depending on what door placement works best from the bedroom side. There are a few open spaces where you could add shelves or closed cabinets for storage or display. If you prefer to enter the closet from the bathroom, I can move some elements around. You could have doors into the closet from both rooms, but would lose some storage space in the closet.

Patricia, I usually pick out my clothes the night before - saves me the mad dash of what to wear in the morning, before I'm fully awake. I recently did an overhaul of our closets (DH and I have separate ones). We have a chest of drawers in the bedroom, so I was OK for drawers, but I added shelving for both of us. I use mine for jeans, shorts, sweatpants, shoes (not nearly as many as you show), heavy fleece tops (that take up too much room if they hang). I have a double rod. My few dresses are on a rack that hangs on the back of the closet door. The high shelf above my clothes is for out of season stuff. We live in North Dakota, so there is a big difference between summer and winter wardrobe.

It's a lot of closet! Do you need that much closet? I honestly wouldn't even know how to fill that much closet. You have hallway access to that room. I see you already have a craft room but don't know the rest of your floor plan. Could you use half the space for a study? Office? School room? Library? It would just be an overwhelming amount of closet space for me, but maybe I just don't live the kind of life that knows what do do with that much closet space!

Tricky question. I think it depends on your personal lifestyle and daily function. Ask yourself do you need/want alot of clothes storage? Is having your own sink a positive experience you want? Do you take baths frequently and is this important to you. For me, we don't have alot of clothes/shoes so closet is important, but not as important as having my own sink. Being married 46 years I learned long ago I don't like to share my toothpaste or sink space! I also don't take baths but love a generous shower. Be honest with yourself on what is important and functional in your daily life. Afterall your bathroom is a one of the only rooms you visit multiple times a day, it should meet your personal and individual needs if you have options. Good luck!