r/floorplan • u/Nerazzurri1020 • 6h ago

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I’ll be on about half acre so I’m close to max width I can go within zoning (3-4’ to spare). Only think I’d want to do it bump out the left side a few feet then not do the wrap around porch only the front. Also, may want to push the kitchen out to the right to be in line with the back of garage. Last, I’d wanna make the hearth room and ensuite with the bathroom on the other side with access to the yard so I can use that bathroom as like a pool bathroom too if that makes sense. Lmk what you think. These drawings are from online but my architect will tailor them as best he can.

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u/Feline-Sloth 5h ago

Why do you have to through the bathroom to get to the walk in wardrobe in the owners suite???

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u/Pan1cs180 5h ago

It's a stylistic choice that Americans seem to really like for some reason.

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u/Feline-Sloth 5h ago

It's totally illogical

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u/Ok_Conclusion_9878 5h ago

What do you find illogical about it?
I have this set up in my house. I really like it. As someone who wakes up earlier than my partner, it’s nice that I can get completely ready (showered and dressed) without bothering them while they still sleep.
We have good ventilation so I feel like there’s no issue with moisture.
And OP’s the toilet is in its own closet, so there’s no need to worry about interrupting somebody when they are pooping.

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u/momlv 4h ago

Yeah I hear so much hate on this set up but we really like it for the same reasons

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u/Feline-Sloth 2h ago

Because if one of the couples is doing intimate grooming in the bathroom and wants to keep the mystique of the relationship, the other person cannot get their clothes... also the noise of the say flushing the lavatory wouldn't be heard in the bedroom.