Houzz Tour: Updating an Eichler While Preserving Its Spirit (17 photos)

The home has two separate bedroom wings. In this one, two bedrooms originally shared a hall bath. In reconfiguring the plan, Budd borrowed space from the hallway, the master closet, the second bedroom, a hall closet and even a bit from the master bedroom to create an en suite bathroom. On the left, you can catch a glimpse of the second bedroom, which was turned into an office.

A wardrobe from Ikea, outfitted to look like architecture, replaced the walk-in closet, forming a wall between the bedroom and bathroom. The bathroom has a separate water closet, and the couple knew that keeping the rest of the space open to the bedroom and hallway would work just fine for them.

Since the house isn’t big on closet space, the couple learned to make the most of every inch, extending storage to the ceiling in here, for example. The house has also made them good about perpetually purging and keeping only what they use.

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