We are building this plan, and both DH wanted an upstairs master suite, which this plan delivers. However, I'm worried arranging furniture might be awkward with the room size and the amount of doors. I was hoping to incorporate a sitting area with book shelves, and to have the option of moving bed to a different wall in future. We don't have furniture that we'd bring to this new bedroom, so there are lots of possibilities with this blank canvas. I had thought about moving the closet entry to the bathroom to reduce the number of doors. The wall of windows in bedroom faces East for a great view of property and sunrises, and we will have privacy to the West in the bathroom that we don't need blinds on window over bath tub. (Property is 160 acres, no neighbours for miles) Here is a picture of someone else's bedroom built on this plan. I don't know if it's their furniture, color combo's, or the scale of the windows, but it just wasn't what i was envisioning when I saw the plan on paper. It doesn't feel right to me. Any suggestions from GW would be so much appreciated. Thanks!

Although it is not your glam, the color is neutral gray and that fits your scheme. I wish there was one w/out the faux FP, but that might be a feature that draws him to it. What will go in it? Glass doors are nice to protect DVD players, etc. https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/category/collections.jsp?categoryId=cat3850077 change knobs for a glam look https://www.livingspaces.com/pdp-sinclair-grey-74-inch-tv-console-94752?utm_medium=products&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Ci_PLA_Shopping_II&landing=product_listing&lsft=utm_source:google,utm_medium:cpc,utm_campaign:Shopping_Tier_3,adgroup:Furniture_Media_TV_Console&gclid=CjwKCAiA_ojVBRAlEiwAOLRxI7YqPXsPiJjGVJCLi0iQrfVHAy3b-0lXAn0Sqkj58Lnn2SY9f9c_OxoC9tsQAvD_BwE

The last photo you sent me is beautiful, Maureen. I love the idea of sanding and re-staining all the wood on that wall but unfortunately the contractors we've spoken to have said it would be really expensive to do because of how thick the paint seems to be. I'm leaning towards keeping it white and just painting the inside trim of the windows black to add some contrast. I may go lighter with the ceiling beams like in your photo, though.

I would do a wallpaper with a soft, vintage pattern. You have an eclectic mix of styles in these rooms and I think something calm and classic would look really interesting ... as well as highlight the wonderful natural light in there and not compete with your more bold elements. Just an example of the style I mean: (Source: https://www.studiodb.com/residential/park-avenue-residence) And I love a big round mirror over it. It would be amazing at reflecting the natural light and your chandelier. (Source: House Beautiful) https://www.finestwallpaper.com/store/p6571/C.F.A_Voysey_-_The_Merle_Wallpaper.html Normally, I’m all for going extra bold with accent walls, but your house has a very peaceful, serene feel, and I don’t think it needs a jarring wallpaper print or color. ETA: Grasscloth is another idea — it comes in a variety of colors.