The hall bath is so much better!

I'd make the master closet squared off instead of the angle. The angle would be dysfunctional for hanging rods, anyway.

Can you put measurements on the new plan

Here is the new plan with most measurements. Let me know if you need anything else.

Also, here is a new layout that i've been working on. This one has the shower in the toilet closet area, the walk in closet is smaller (but no odd angles so maybe its a wash in terms of storage efficiency?), and the hall bath is smaller (i lose the double vanity). Not sure if I made things better or worse :(

Your first design is better, IMO. Just make the closet a rectangle instead of the angled wall.

Thank you cpartist! I really like this overall layout. A question/concern I have is: wouldn't the plumbing for the vanities be on the exterior wall and if so, isn't that bad because then the pipes could freeze during really cold weather?

Also, if I can't find a way to center the vanity under the window (which in real life is currently a door), do you recommend that I take out the door/window entirely and forgo some natural lighting?

Thank you for all your input!

We live in MI - and it's plenty cold in winter and have never had our pipes freeze with our bathroom and kitchen sinks and plumbing on the outside wall? I think proper insulation takes care of that?

I think you'd like natural light and venting - especially in a bathroom. Can you make the window a transom? Can you center it and have it between the sinks and mirrors? You could do a square awning window and still have space below it.

If your house is wood frame construction, it should be easy to move the window/door over so it's centered in the vanity. I personally would like the window to stay and it will be a nice feature to let in light. (Heck, they framed a window wrong in my block construction house and that was not a big deal for them to move either, so wood frame should be a piece of cake.)

Or if you don't want to break up the space below, you can do as autumn suggested and put in transom windows across the top. It will let in light without give a view. :)

Also as autumn said, if the pipes and walls are properly insulated you shouldn't have a problem.

One thing? You do realize that with your master being 5'6" you can't have hanging on both sides? You need 3' ideally for walking room, plus 2' for hanging which would leave you 6". However you can fudge it by putting narrow shelving on the opposite wall. 11"-12" shelving is perfect for shoes, bags, etc.

So 12" shelving and 2' of hanging will leave you approximately 30" of walkway.

If privacy is an issue you can easy do transom or if you do a square awning (that is what we have) it's still private. My dh can see out of it but I just see the sky - lol! So I guess only the birds eye view can see in it.

What's going into the bedroom, other than your bed? Maybe *that* needs to be smaller.

Here's my revised layout! Feel very good about this now. I think I incorporated a little something from everyone. Thank you so much for everyone's feedback!!

cpartist-- Especially wanted to thank you for the new layout!! Also really appreciate the closet suggestion.

It looks good! Happy to help. I would definitely turn the wall on the outside of the toilet into storage. Either shelves, or a narrow linen closet or a combo or? But then again, I am always of the opinion we can't have enough storage.

Please show us once it's finished.

That's going to be a nice closet/dressing space too! Plenty of room to move around. We have his and hers sides which avoids corners - just something to think about if you find them to be a pain. You have room on that back wall for drawers/shoes and/or a nice full length mirror if you want.