how much will you use the patio? i’d be tempted to put the bed on that wall and then have normal doors into the closet and bath

Do you have an option to add 2’ to the addition length so you can add 6-12” to the bathroom width and 12” to the closet width?

You can install a door stop on the wall or door hinge to keep the bedroom entry door from hitting the closet pocket door.

My preference is a hinged door with privacy lock for the bathroom. You can put a privacy lock on a pocket door. I have one but it needs to be adjusted from time to time to keep the lock working. Use solid a solid door for noise reduction and an automatic timer for the bathroom fan exhaust.

Whether or not you can take more space for the bathroom from the 6’2” wide walk-in closet depends on how you want to set the interior up. If you want to hang clothes on both sides, the closet width should be increased to a minimum of 7’ of interior space (2’ on either side for clothes on rods + 3’ aisle). If you want to hang clothes on one side with 12” deep shelves and/or drawers on the other side, the closet width should be a minimum of 6’ of interior space (2’ on one side for clothes on rods, 1’ for shelves on the other side + 3’ aisle).

MY advice get an actual interior designer not your architect to design these spaces .

36" is too narrow for the space between the shower wall and vanity. You will be bumping into the wall all the time.

I would want at least 6' 6" for the width of the walk-in closet. Your dotted line in the closet does not represent the actual space taken up by clothing on hangers.

Thanks, we plan to use the patio as we have a pool in the backyard already, and aging dogs which need to be let out in the middle of the night. For the closet, the initial plan was for a 5x10 closet to be set up in an L-shape with rods and deeper shelves and use the other wall for shallow storage for shoes, belts, ties, purses, etc.

That’s interesting that you posted that the bedroom’s closet is designed with a 5’ x 10’ interior width. To my non-pro eye, the plans you posted show a 6’2” interior closet width and 9’8” interior length (+/- for the actual size of the stud framing).

For the setup you described, allow a minimum interior width of 6’ = 2’ for clothes on rod + 1’ for the shelves on the opposite wall + 3’ aisle.

What are the dimensions for the smaller 3rd bedroom?

+1 to having an interior designer review the plans before finalizing. The closet width and vanity-shower dimensions are not ideal.

We had a very similar layout in our old primary suite. For our bathroom we had a regular door that opened and the sinks were immediately on the left followed by the toilet same side. Ticket behind the door swing was an alcove area we had a linen closet type thing and then the shower was beyond that. It mean the door swing didn’t impact the sinks or shower. I would move your toilet to the other side.