A Cecconi Simone designed suite/interior is a deal breaker in my book. Recycled trendy interiors which are not designed for real living or longevity, and poorly designed floor plans. I don't understand why developers use them so often.
This is in Vu which is a slightly older condo where units are on the larger side and doesn't suffer from a lot of the silly designer clichés you see a lot in condos today. While I appreciate the spacious living and kitchen areas, the bedrooms and bathroom needs a lot of improvement. This is really a 1 bedroom + den, rather than a true 2 bedroom. I really hate how the closets are thrown into the corner of each room as an afterthought, they should be better integrated into the room with no awkward corners sticking into the room.
If you want to use the 2nd "bedroom" as a bedroom I would relocate the closet to where the sliding door is which will make the room 8'-4" x 9'-3", while not big, it will make the room better proportioned to fit a bed.
Having two doors into the bathroom is annoying as you need to lock two doors to use it and the doors often bang into each other. I would get rid of the door from the master bedroom to the bathroom and expand the closet to the entire width of the room, and move the door to the bedroom to the other corner of the room (near the window wall).
Another option if you don't often use the 2nd bedroom as a bedroom is to make the bathroom as an en-suite and eliminate the door to the living room. This would allow you to have a very wide vanity, possibly with dual sinks.
For the kitchen, the sink is oddly located in the far corner of the large kitchen not ideal for cooking or entertaining. The dishwasher and sink should be flipped around so that it is better located and it is located closer to the window which is a rare feature to have in a kitchen. A better option is to have the sink in the large island.
I don't mind the long hallway as it creates a separation from the entrance to the living area and allows for a nice span of wall to display art.
