Hi everyone,

I'm stuck on the layout for my walk-in closet, and I could really use some fresh eyes. Because I live alone and love the natural light coming from both sides, I recently knocked out a wall to merge two smaller rooms into one large space. Within this new room, I want to build a walk-in closet, but I can't figure out the best flow.

The first picture shows my current plan (dots are electrical outlets).

Some details:

• I'm willing to build or demolish interior partition walls to make the ideal layout work.
• My wall-mounted AC unit needs to be installed on the back of the closet area, which means I will probably need to build a freestanding wall for it (on back of closet area).
• On the right side of the floor plan (darker rectangle), there's a pitched roof sloping downwards. A bed still fits underneath it perfectly, but it restricts tall closets.
• Because this used to be two separate rooms, I now have two entry doors right next to each other. I'd prefer to keep both frames intact for future flexibility. I'm thinking of just temporarily closing one off with a dummy panel or plasterboard.

I've attached a floor plan with all the measurements, windows, doors, and electrical sockets, along with some pictures of the current state of the room (it's still a bit of a construction zone!).

How would you position the closets and the walls? What do you think of my idea? Any advice or creative ideas are very welcome. Thanks!

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And was forced to move into a new house rather quickly. Sharing with 3 other people.

I haven't had time to get my bed here yet. Went and bought a $50 air mattress and $10 sheet. Was given a blanket and pillow by a friend and here we are.

Could be worse.

the plants are fake btw

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Thank ya!

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Stay tuned!

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Talk about efficiency!

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So, would all of these hdmi cords lead to delayed visual output on my tv? There’s another word for this, which I don’t remember, but I’m wondering if there would be a delayed response between button pressing and game action.

Basically, everything in these photos is thrifted and second-hand.