After spending a lot of time scribbling layouts on bits paper; it wasn't until a few of the new additions to the rooms (electrics etc) had started to go in that we got a sense of what the spaces were going to look and feel like. The one room that has had the most changes has been the master bedroom. As we are at a stage with the house where we can make major disruptive changes and look at future-proofing it for other eventualities, we spent a lot of time talking about how the room worked with the rest of the house. Because this is going to be our our 'sanctuary space' from all things work and business, we decided to put a few more things in place to allow it to have that feel.
We have borrowed a bit more space from the main corridor to enable a new lobby like entrance in the main room, making the room feel more spacious:
We have installed an en-suite, borrowing the doorway from the old toilet door in the bathroom:
As the en-suite will be quite a dark space we got Jim to introduce a new window opening, that is now very in keeping with the rest of the external look of the property:
In the main quarters of the room, we have established two new openings:
On the left is an opening to a walk in wardrobe and the right is the new lobby into the room:
That's most of the major work done in this room now, some plastering to do then it's all ready for second fix plumbing and electrics
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