Hi Chanua, thanks for your question. Technically speaking it can be done. You’d lose storage space in order to access the other rooms though.

For this particular client, the hallway was actually intentional. It served as a buffer between the open entertaining spaces and the private rooms, both visually and acoustically. The small hallway shielded much of the views of the bathroom door from the living area. It also provided a sound buffer, which you can imagine would be important (you don’t want guests feeling like they have to turn the sink on when they used the bathroom).