That is a very small master-closet looks like the tub does actually fit correctly either.

Meant, tub doe not fit correctly

Would never put a tub like that kitty corner cabinet yoj can’t clean behind or around it
And if someone is injured how much room is between tub and toilet?
I put toilet where tub is and pushed shower where toilet was—-Then can make closet a bit bigger
Just for an idea

Thanks! I was thinking about that so you reinforced my feelings.

If you have a tub elsewhere in your home and don’t use one daily, I’d eliminate it and expand the vanity so there is plenty of elbow room and storage.

Do you really need two doors into your bedroom? If you eliminate one you will have more wall space for a dresser or seating.

I would prefer a reach in closet than the walk-in. The line is the bar to hang clothes once the clothes is hanging there wont be much of a walking space

@dimaia do you mean slider doors to the outside? I agree- I was thinking get rid of one for sure!

Bedrrom size is fine. The closet does look small, but it depends on how many clothes you need to hang. If you widen the closet by a foot, you would have room to hang clothes on both sides and put open shelving on the rear wall if desired.

Put in sliding door to walk-in closet so not take up valuable wall space in closet. Frustrating to look around the door in small space. Looks like 5ft square. I just had a 7ft square built in my addition. Double rungs on 2 walls, Shelves on top and shoe cubbies bottom on 3rd around a window. To my surprise large enough now my “dressing room.” Comfy rug over hardwood and a small chair to sit on. Had shelf, 12-14” from ceiling, built around the top including over door. Now displays all my handbags :) Wish had put in a plug for charging and night light.

A master bedroom is large enough to be occupied by two people. Your proposed bedroom is adequate for a queen-size or king-size bed and two bedroom dresser chests. Two people have clothing, shoes and accessories. The proposed closet is barely large enough for a child’s room. I would call it a “step-in closet”, not a “walk-in closet”. You may be able to add a reach-in closet along the bedroom side of the bathroom wall.