Would like more experienced advice.

Because of aesthetic, ventilation, and useablity reasons, I would like to remove one of two doors leading to the master bathroom. Attached image below shows the offending doorway in pink.



So far discussion with spouse we've considered the following ideas:

- to hide the door from bedroom side with false wall ("hidden door" concept) while removing the doorknob from bathroom side.

- to remove the door itself and convert the doorway into a shallow shelf/cabinet (cabinet might get mildew problem?)

- to completely brick up the doorway (from my understanding this is most expensive, because need to find matching bathroom tiles/redo tiles and waterproofing, also don't know if management will allow from safety perspective)

Which idea is best?

Yes, technically shared with living room, but will block off from living room with a partition+door to make it a private bath with walk in closet/dressing room outside.

There is a second smaller bathroom near the entrance+kitchen area, so that'll be the "guest use" bathroom.

All the walls of this unit are RC, no hackable brick wall listed like seem in SV2 and other projects, so I don't think there's any part that allows hacking 😅 Adding bricks will make it tougher to resell in future since it's a "permanent" alteration, which I want to avoid.

The former, and to an extent yes, but mostly just personally dislike the visual of being next to a door while sleeping, and I'm a light sleeper. Imagine having to deal with noise of door swinging just a couple of feet from your head if your SO goes to toilet middle of night.

Ah, I still will have my en-suite, sort of

The small hallway leading to the second door + master bedroom + 2nd bedroom will be partitioned off from the common area with a new wall+door, so the 2nd bedroom can be turned into a walk-in wardrobe. Which is why we are puzzling over the doorway that's next to the bed, since the partition makes that door redundant.