Attic floor room layout - We're running out of ideas...

A dressing room is really useful for you and should also provide space for a seat. Really consider whether you need the children's bathroom. Children only use the bathroom for a few years. And you have one, not three.

Arbitrarily enlarging it is also not possible

The bedroom is 2.9m, the dressing room 2.30m wide. You took the house width as 9 m? Subtract the exterior and interior walls with 2x11 and 2x36, so there is still a remaining width of 2.86 m for the bathroom, correct? In addition, you fitted a window in the dressing room, which is certainly not wrong either. I must admit, I probably didn’t look properly!! I still have to think carefully about the bathroom planning, but otherwise that would be a good option! Thanks for your “nudge” Sometimes when looking at so many plans you only see half of it

The bedroom is 2.9m, the dressing room 2.30m wide. You took the house width as 9 m? Subtract the outer and inner walls with 2x11 and 2x36, then there is a remaining width of 2.86 m left for the bathroom, correct?

That sounds about right, although when building a house you can rarely plan down to the centimeter. If the bathroom actually turns out to be too small, you could still take some space from the children's bathroom...


The dormer would then have to be omitted. Saves money.

Good morning, thank you for this plan! I like the option with the shower. We will take this with us and discuss the whole matter with the architect. One can be curious.....

Let's take that with us and examine the whole matter with the architect.

Sure – the sloping ceilings will probably be crucial. Always make sure to show the 2m line. I only estimated it using the angle function and your slope information, since you weren't quite sure, right? So watch the head height! Oh – and I would put a pane of glass in the shower wall after all. At least around the top. :P

... and pay attention to the downpipe for the wastewater. Over the living room and dining area it's awkward, it must be noticeably boxed in.