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neverwasbeen

Enter bedroom through walk in robe?

neverwasbeen
il y a 5 ans

I was thinking about how to create separation between master bedroom and living areas. Most people recommend a hallway. Bit of a waste of space if the hallway doesn't lead to anywhere else. It's there anything wrong with connecting the bedroom and living area with a walkin?

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  • annb1997
    il y a 5 ans

    In our previous home we entered the master suite via a pocket door. It was like a short entry hall, with French doors on the right wall opening into master bedroom, and French doors on left wall opening into study. Once in the master bedroom, a door on left wall opened into a big walk-in robe, which had a pocket door leading into the ensuite & seperate toilet. You mentioned hallway being a waste of space, which I appreciate, but a short entry hall into master suite would create a necessary separation if you have room for it. We painted the entry wall a deep orange, hung two beautiful framed Aboriginal art on it, and placed an interesting chair in front of it. This hall was only about 2.5m deep x 1m wide.

    Commentaires (9)

    • me me
      il y a 5 ans
      I think it would feel weird walking through a cupboard to get to the bedroom.
    • annb1997
      il y a 5 ans

      Not a cupboard.

    • neverwasbeen
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 5 ans

      If I ensure that the walkway is a normal hall width, then it should just be like walking through a hall, right? Maybe you have clothes in plain sight or sticking out at you, but you can put them behind a wardrobe door if you want to. I can't think of anything wrong with it, but I've never seen it.

      I can't see any usability issues either. You want to get dressed or change when you enter or leave the room, right?

    • annb1997
      il y a 5 ans

      Here's downstairs floor plan. You can see the small hallway between Bed 1 and study. Dimensions look like 2.8m long x I'm only guessing 1m wide, but it could be slightly more. We had no issues moving furniture through this space. It was more than adequate.

    • Nicole A
      il y a 5 ans

      I think as long as you have wardrobe doors rather than open hanging, it would be fine.

    • me me
      il y a 5 ans
      With doors I think it would look OK. Without doors you are really travelling through your wardrobe each time you enter and exit the room.
    • me me
      il y a 5 ans
      What about when one of you are in the walkin choosing clothes and the other one wants to go in or out of the room.
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      il y a 5 ans

      it's a personal choice. If re-sale is relevant, weird floorplans can impact on prospective buyer appeal. Also depends on whether you are a person that generally invites other people into the space, and if so, whether you care what visitors see.

      If not, then this seems to be driven by your desire for maximising your floor space rather than having what you consider large scale hallway. A good compromise would be to use this space for shallow wardrobe items such as shoes, folded clothes and drawers, all of which are easily concealed behind doors yet only require a depth externally of 400mm -this will keep the space more open than a 600mm deep wardrobe and take a lot of storage requirement out of you wardrobe leaving you generous space for hanging.

      The narrow cabinetry would also work for utility items such as brooms /linen etc

      Linen on the Left, Luggage in the Centre and Gift and Craft on the Right · Plus d'infos

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