So I’ve been to a house where there were rooms that lead to another room BUT that second room can only be accessed through the first room. The second room is not small enough to be a closet–though you can have a huge walk-in closet. But, it doesn’t seem like a walk-in closet. Obv. you can make it a walk-in closet. Aside from a walk-in closet that’s the same size as the room itself, what else is the purpose when people first decided to design it this way…?
So here’s an example: https://pasteboard.co/JLv3z0D.png
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It isn’t exactly master bedrooms as there were multiple of these, no bathroom attached/personal bathroom, and didn’t really feel like that. It was like another ordinary room just with another room attached that was just as big.
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Room B is about the same size as A. Sometimes Room B is slightly smaller sometimes almost looks like the same size.
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Room B can only be access through Room A
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Sometimes Room A has a small closet and Room B attached.
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Doors on the entry of both rooms (as illustrated)
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The stairs is irrelevant but showing that it’s space occupied and B isn’t connected to the hallway. Also the layout is just to paint the picture.
