Master bedroom - bigger closet or sitting area?

7 years ago

I am remodeling our master bedroom and have included the following below: Current Plan (closet next to bathroom) Proposed Plan (closet and new office on left) and the elevations by the bed

I am torn whether I should make the closet smaller and add more room space? Or keep a big dreamy closet.

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damiarain

7 years ago

Couldn't say if it could serve as a bedroom b/c

1. the dimensions in the images uploaded are too small/blurry to read =) and

2. depends on the definition of a bedroom... where I live, definition of a bedroom is has to have a secondary egress and the smallest dimension has to be ≥7' (no requirement for i.e. a closet)

- If you want to market it as a bedroom, it would probably be more attractive if it didn't share a wall with the master (privacy!).... all depends!!

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Steph Cav
7 years ago
Big closet! How much time do you spend hanging out in your room, other than for sleeping? You can never have too much storage
Sarah Wilson
Original Author
7 years ago
It can either be a 10x14 closet or 10x10 closet. I love the idea of a dreamy closet (and I can put an island in the bigger one) but nervous if I make it too big and make the room feel small.
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K R
7 years ago
I would pick the closet over a sitting area any day.
damiarain
7 years ago
Obvs it depends on your needs! Maybe you could do a combination of both?

- move bed into corner == two walls for windows

- room for an office area

- having the closet and bath in the same area == someone can get ready without traversing back & forth through the bedroom (and possibly waking the other person)

- lots of room for a reach in closet opposite the walk-in closet (linen storage; shoes; out of season stuff; etc)

- I might remove the shelves from the bathroom - your WC is a bit tight (where do you stand once you're inside & want to close the door??) If you remove the shelves you can push out the length of the WC
Sarah Wilson
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you!!! Do you think the office area is decent sized and could potentially serve as a bedroom one day?