GH's link for a review: http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/product-reviews/home-products/closet-organizing-system-reviews/diy-closet-organizers#slide-6 They review a few at different price points. I have purchased some awsome IKEA products. My favorite is a long bench I put on wheels and my kids use this everyday with toy bins underneath. It is laminated and very easy to clean and sturdy. If you near an IKEA spend a day and feel the products as every product is on display. I have seen some not so quality items but for the price.... Are you and IKEA family member? They give monthly discounts and offers via e-mail and you can log on to the website for the current offers at each store. Most of the systems are 2 person jobs though so make sure you recruit help. Good Luck with your decision!

with the oven (crammed against the wall). sorry i dont have any better pictures at the moment

How about option 3 - move the doorway into the bedroom all the way to the left where your closet door is, and then run one long closet on the entire wall from the corner the room to that doorway, so the closet is directly across from the sliders.

Now I’m convinced you need an architect - so many opportunities to maximize spaces. If that small bedroom is utilized as such, turning the hall bath into a powder will mean the occupant has to walk all the way across the house to bathe and do their business, which may not be ideal. Meanwhile, that master suite is huge for the overall square footage. Convinced there are better options. Is the bonus room a converted garage? Is it accessible via the house (attached) or only from outside (separate/detached)?