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The entire first floor of the home is built to scale in a studio but the first floorplan sceens were filmed in removable sets.
When Lorelai's bedroom appears for the first time in the episode 1X02 apparently the first fllorplan only contains her bedroom at one side (above the living room) and a bathroom in the other side.
But, what happens with all the rest of the space in this floor above kitchen and Rory's bedroom ???
In fact an image of the other side of the fake building was shown to situate the action in Lorelai's bedroom:
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But this side of the building creates contradictions with the distribution of the sets.
In fact this image situates the bedroom in the backside but in the episode 6.02 we can see Lorelai's bedroom in a travelling through a big hole in the wall.
So the windows in Lorelai's bedroom are placed looking to this side of the house.
Three windows in a flat wall, another contradiction.
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In the epissode 6.06 we attend to the makeover and in the next episodes the new bedroom is presented.
In theory this new bedroom is situated in the same place as the old one but the access to this new bedroom it's through a long corridor wich creates another contradiction with the situation of the stairs.
So finally I decided to make my own theory:
The old bedroom was reconstructed and used now as guest bedroom. The new bedroom was created in the unused space above kitchen and Rory's bedroom extending the original bathroom on upper floor to create the ensuite bathroom.
I adapted the stairs to fit the old bedroom with the ground floor and to create a long corridor to the new bedroom.
I don't know why (maybe cause all these changes creates confussion) but the producers never shows the upper part of the exterior of the house in the rest of episodes.