Need Help in consolidating a switch

Hello!

I have some novice skills in electrical work, but have a circuit that I need some opinion on.

I have a kid's playroom that has recessed lighting and a ceiling fan in it. The ON/OFF switches for both the lights and fan (2 switches) are in the adjacent room. However, in the playroom are 2 variable adjustment knobs that control the dimming of the recessed lights and the speed of the fan. The location of these knobs is 1 foot off the ground because the room is surrounded by windows.

What I would like to do is see if it is possible to eliminate the variable knobs and put new switches in the adjacent room that are a combo of on/off and variable adjustment. I am not sure if this is possible due to the wiring set up. Basically it is 14/2 wire from the breaker to the on/off switches, then 14/3 wire from switches to variable knobs, then 14/2 wire from knobs to the fan and lights.

Is it possible to consolidate this and get rid of the variable knobs in the playroom?

 

Without knowing the wiring in all the boxes the question can not be answered. Tell us the wiring at each box.

 

OK - I will put together a diagram for how it is wired tonight.

 

I will wait to see the wiring, but suspect you could add the switches at the first location and just splice through color to color at the second switch location.