As you asked, I designed the new apartment thinking about minimalism and an open space concept.
I decided to make spaces bigger in order to have fluent circulations and large visuals. The living - eating - kitchen area is just one big space. No walls, only the structure ones are kept.
Also added two areas of study on the living to maximize us of windows and generate chill out spaces. When the sun passes through the curtain and you are working on the computer, or just reading, with the visuals on the greenery... this will be a valuable space.
The concept on your apartment is an open day area and another area, the night one, separated by a sliding door. When you pass through the sliding doot, on the right you have the guests room. And if you go stright, the master bedroom. I decided to think a similar bedroom for both situations but giving more space to the master bedroom.
Also, guests room is accessed through a dealer so it's possible to use the guests bathroom without seeing the room. This can be a good option for using this bathroom for non-sleeping guests.
Master bedroom has this asked open wardrobe and also the bed is placed in the most private, but luminic, space. You cannot see it from the living even if the door is open.
The bathrooms were a handicap. I was thinking on how to get the requested bath tub, and also a shower, in the master bedroom bathroom. Your drawing insinuated some way that was finally posible winning some space in the living area without afecting the structure and neither having a strange job on the wall.
