Design The Life You Love and Elevate Your Living Space with Our Curated Selection of Home Goods
The Haute Houzz

The Current State Of Our Master Bedroom Suite

Winter has officially hit central Texas, so my work on the workshop has come to a grinding halt over the last few days. I’m bummed about it because I was really on a roll with those projects, and with my motivation to continue, but I just can’t work outside in the 30-degree temps, especially when it’s windy. But it’s supposed to warm up starting tomorrow, so I hope to get back outside and get a few more projects done on the workshop before I officially turn my attention to our master bedroom suite.

But speaking of our bedroom suite, I wanted to fully document what it looks like right now, at the beginning of 2025, before I start any work on it. So I thought I’d also share with you what I’ll be starting with as soon as I start this project.

I’m pretty sure the entrance to the bedroom suite looks exactly as it did at the end of last year. I starting installing the new French doors, but I still haven’t finished those. That will be the first thing I do so that I can actually close the doors and keep Cooper and Felicity out of this area of the house as the work begins. Right now, they can both easily push the doors open and get into this area.

To the right is the entrance to the guest bathroom, which will have to stay here for the near future. When all is said and done, the entrance into this bathroom will be moved out of the bedroom suite and this bathroom will be accessible via a hallway on the other side of the bathroom.

To the left, just inside the bedroom suite, is the doorway to what will be the big walk-in closet and laundry room combo. I had the door completely removed, and I had the doorway opened up as high as they could go without having to remove the top plates of the load bearing wall. I have a vision for this, but it’s too hard to explain without illustrations, so y’all will probably just have to wait and see it as it comes to reality.

Because this will be a closet, and I didn’t want to have to adjust the cabinets to make room for a light switch, I had them move the light switch to the outside of the room. Check out this drywall mud situation. 🙁 This is one of the things I’ll have to correct (or completely redo) myself.

And here’s the state in which the contractor left this room. The good news is that the big stuff is done. It has a new vapor barrier, new insulation under the floor, and new subfloor.

I did make a minor change to my original plans. Instead of having the washer and dryer together on one side, I had the hookup for the washer placed in the back right corner…

And the hookup for the dryer placed in the back left corner…

I did this to keep as much room as possible available for the actual closet portion of the room.

But after I made that change, I realized that I also need a water hookup for my dryer because it has a steam function. That’s an addition to the list that I added later, and it actually got done.

Here’s the current view looking back towards the door of the walk-in closet. It’s a mess right now.

And the rest of this really hasn’t changed since I showed you last. Nothing has been done, and nothing has changed in the bedroom portion of the suite. Here’s the entrance into the bedroom where I had them remove the door completely and open up the doorway to the ceiling.

And then I’ll give you a quick look around the room, even though I’m pretty sure you’ve seen all of this already at the end of last year. As I said, I don’t think anything has changed in here over the last three weeks.

I did decide to keep the breaker box in this room. I like that there’s easy and quick access to the breaker box in case of emergency, and that saves me about $3000 that I can use towards other projects. I’m 100% confident that I can disguise or cover the box in a way that it won’t show while still giving me easy access to it.

And finally, the look back towards the entrance to the bedroom suite…

So the first order of business in here will be to clean up all the mess that was left behind not only by the contractor, but also by my projects since I used this room to make the shutters for the workshop. Second order of business will be to finish the French doors so that they will actually close and stay closed to keep our animals out of this portion of the house while the work begins. And then after that, I can get started installing the flooring.

It’s going to be a huge project, and I wanted to be sure to have all of these pictures documented so that in a few months, when it’s all finished, we can look back at where it started at the beginning of 2025.

 

 

Trending Products

0
Add to compare
Bed Frame Set Leather Queen Black Mid-Century Modern Wood Natural Assembled
0
Add to compare
$410.99
0
Add to compare
Creative Co-Op Tripod Style Wood Floor Lamp with Drum Shade
0
Add to compare
Free!
0
Add to compare
Kate and Laurel Pao Mid-Century Panel Wood Framed Wall Mirror, 16 x 48, Walnut Brown, Modern Full Length Mirror for Wall
0
Add to compare
Free!
0
Add to compare
DZGlobal Mid Century Modern Shower Curtain Geometric Turquoise Orange Diamond Bathroom Curtain Sets 72 × 72 1950s Decor Polyester Fabric Curtain with 12 Shower Hooks
0
Add to compare
Free!
0
Add to compare
TSRSUNFLOWER Mid Century Abstract 4 Piece Duvet Cover Bedding Set King Size, Blue Modern Geometric Leaves Plant Luxury…
0
Add to compare
$106.68$128.36
0
Add to compare
BOKT Mid Century Modern 20-Lights LED Sputnik Chandelier Light Fixture Brass Gold Round Chandelier Semi Flush Mount Ceiling Light Large Vintage Acrylic Glass Chandeliers (Gold)
0
Add to compare
Free!
0
Add to compare
Roundhill Furniture Imerland Bed White-wash Finished 4-Piece Sleigh Headboard Bedroom Set, Queen
0
Add to compare
Free!
0
Add to compare
VASAGLE Nightstand with Drawer Set of 2, End Table, Bed Side Table, Small Table, Tall Night Stand with Fabric Storage…
0
Add to compare
$69.99
0
Add to compare
yookare 18 Inch Tall 3500lbs Heavy Duty Bed Frame Metal Platform/Maximum Storage/Mattress Foundation/Steel Slats Support/Noise Free/Box Spring Replacement,Queen
0
Add to compare
Free!
.

The Haute Houzz
Logo
Register New Account
Compare items
  • Total (0)
Compare
0
Shopping cart