Sliding doors on the bedroom closet are your best option and can be purchased in a variety of styles. The other option is to change the swing on the bedroom door so that it opens towards the dresser. Put a doorstop on the hinge to prevent the door from swinging into the dresser. (Note: you don’t want the knob banging into the dresser either!)

Sliding. They are a dream. We have them in all kid rooms

Bifold doors might work

Houssaon nailed it

Do you think I should move the linen closet to be in the master right behind the door when you open it?

Impossible to say with only a partial plan posted. You should make a new thread with your whole plans posted and ask for support and ideas. Be open to the plan needing lots of work and keep your mind flexible. Post the basement, main floor, upper. Post the exterior elevations and the site plan too. Partial sections aren’t useful as they don’t show the whole home.

I think I'd make the main bedroom entry door a pocket door (with very good hardware, to keep it quiet for opening and closing). then leave the closets as drawn.

Don't move anything, its a waste of money. Just put sliding doors in the closets.

It’s a new construction so moving things is just a click away for now

move the closet to the right wall. provides privacy from bathroom noise and gives you a corner to put the bed on without blocking a window. our current bedrooms are arranged as you have them now and I can't stand it. we have a toddler and want her bed in a corner and have to block windows to do it.

nm. didn't see that your master bedroom is that wall. thought it was a hall.

Put the closet other end with a pocket door then make the closets down the wall... my sons bedroom door has a hole front the doorknob because of this very thing... we will have to replace when we sell the house

Thanks Lisa. What do u think abt the pocket door behind the master door? And further from the bathroom....

Hard to tell without more picture of the plan...

Post the rest of the plan