Is it better for your master bedroom to have a bathroom or a dressing room?

I believe many people hope to have their own dressing room like the protagonists in TV and movies. However, the ideal is full of hope, but it is also very skinny. The high housing prices and the tight space make the dressing room a luxury.

Some people also convert the attached toilet of the master bathroom into a cloakroom. This is indeed a method, but is it suitable for your home to convert the master bathroom into a cloakroom?

In the following situations, don’t hesitate, just choose a master bedroom with a bathroom!

1. There are many family members and they have to queue up to use the toilet in the morning.

For large families, having only one bathroom can negatively impact quality of life. With adults waking up early for work and children going to school, waiting in long lines is inevitable. This high waiting time wastes time and reduces productivity.

2. Living with three generations under one roof can cause inconvenience

When three generations of a family share a single bathroom, using the toilet and showering can be inconvenient and hygienic. With a private bathroom within the room, you can use it as often as you like without worrying about privacy. And when guests come over, the master and guest bathrooms don't interfere with each other's rest.

3. Have a young baby or plan to have a baby

If you have a baby at home or are planning to have a baby, you will inevitably have to get up at night to clean and take care of the baby. A bathroom in the master bedroom can be more convenient and avoid affecting the sleep of other family members.

The bathroom connected to the master bathroom is basically a dark bathroom, so you need to pay attention to these issues: air circulation, lighting, odor, etc.

If you only have one bathroom and need a new one, you might as well choose a dry and wet separation design with an external washbasin so that you can wash your face, brush your teeth and go to the toilet at the same time, saving a lot of waiting time and improving the practical efficiency of the bathroom.

If it is one of the following situations, then you can also choose to convert the bathroom attached to the master bedroom into a dressing room.

1. There are few permanent residents in the household

If there are fewer than four people living in the house, there is basically no possibility of fighting over the toilet. You can consider converting the master bedroom bathroom into a dressing room.

2. The home has a large storage demand and one bathroom is enough

Families who follow the trend and young people living in cities have a lot of clothes and decorations and have great storage needs.

3. The bathroom is facing the bed, and the odor affects sleep

The bathroom door is facing the bedroom bed. After converting the bathroom into a cloakroom, on the one hand, it can reduce the harm of odor, and on the other hand, it is more subjective and can resolve the disadvantages of feng shui.

When converting it into a cloakroom, you also need to pay attention to waterproofing and moisture-proofing. If there is noise from the drainage pipes in the space, you also need to pay attention to noise reduction during the conversion.

Having said so much, when it comes to the treatment of the master bedroom, do you prefer the master bathroom or the dressing room?