I can't understand why a designer chose to do bi-fold doors there. you have plenty of room to open a door.

can't you just do a door?

or narrow double doors?

why bi-fold?Another option is a single door w/frosted glass. or, if you need the mirror, do a mirror door.

this is a pocket door, but you could do a door like this and install it as a regular door.

Bathroom looks great! But would you get rid of the mirrored doors? Those will likely get dirty and show spots. I would exchange for a single fiberglass door. or two smaller, custom french doors would look good.

Judging by the uneven gap on the right side of the door in the first and second photos, it looks like the wall isn't plumb. (The bottom of the mirror is hitting the trim.) Check for plumb with at least a 4' long level.

ETA that it looks like you have a drywall return and do not have jambs. The use of jambs is where you can correct some of the framing problems/ errors.

Looks like the bottom right corner is hitting the jamb?

Another possible contributing factor could be that the right & left walls may not be in the same plane.

I hate bi-folds. There are so many reasons to hate them.

Agreed Skiil367. More trouble than it’s worth.

I love frameless mirrored closed doors. Most people aren't brave enough to go glass, or even etched glass, but these look beautiful

I'm going to run it by the designer again. I'm almost totally turned off by the bi-fold doors and narrow (30") French would work and look much better. I may stick with the mirror kind because the only ones in the master bath are 2 large backlit vanity mirrors. I really like the frosted but then there would be too many style doors in the room. I would appreciate more input from the pros!

Are they bifold, pocket, French? Have a picture?

The current bi-fold doors are trackless and the ones they replaced were on a track. Are yours trackless?

They're either hung too far forward, or the spring needs to be adjusted.

But I'm not a pro, so...