Enchant Design the bedroom you designed is wonderful! Thank you for sharing it! My concern is most efficient use of space,having the bed on one end of the room and entrance on the opposite end. Using your layout, our sitting room would be at the same location as your Master Closet and we would enter the bedroom there. In between, we need a closet(s) and bathroom. Your design does give me some great ideas, if I can just figure out where exactly to place it in the room and not create a long hallway to get from one end of room to the other.

Hi! Hopefully we got plan of your room right! If space is the issue, maybe you could consider placing the dresser beside your bed. It will create some form of imbalance when viewing at elevation but that could easily be remedied through proper styling of accessories & decor. :) You could even place a media cabinet on the opposite wall or even a small desk and chair beside the cabinet given how much space is left. An idea option for a compact media cabinet: Natalia Plot Coastal Beach Brown Rattan Teak Wood Media Console Hope this helps! Further, we'd love to connect with you and help you design your lovely space! You may look through our design services or we can schedule a call with you to get to know you and your design needs and wants better. Also, I'm happy to inform you that we have an on-going 4th of July promo at Kathy Kuo Home, so you can avail of that item with 20% discount by using code the "FOURTH". Have a great day!

I don't want my clothes hanging near the toilet or the shower/tub. One for a very obvious reason, and the other because , no matter how well a bathroom is ventilated, there is always the threat of moisture that could affect the clothing. Humidity happens everywhere, which creates moisture or water vapor in the air. For small confined spaces, humidity and moisture has the potential to create a muggy, stuffy environment which could create many problems inside your closet if you don’t take preventative measures beforehand.Unfortunately, most closets are a breeding ground for mold and mildew if you aren’t careful. Because of most closets being in a small confined space, it also restricts airflow which causes humidity to be trapped inside.When this happens, it could create a musty smell and even cause mold and mildew to grow on your shelves, garments, linens, and other spaces inside your closet.

My thoughts are if this portion og the house needs help most likely the rest of the house needs help. You could start a new thread posting the floor plans and exterior elevations to get other people's advice; but as always . . . WARNING: Posting your entire floor plan opens you up to facts you may not want to know, but should. Be prepared for suggestions that will make for a better design. Keep a thick skin, open mind, sense of humor, and a glass of wine within arms reach. You may not enjoy it, but everyone else will and you will be better off in the long run if you heed well the advice.