Bathroom division 15m² suggestions / tips

Of course, "Senf" also makes sense for a "final" floor plan: everything that is still "just a plan" can still be "saved." Additional edges in wall surfaces always structure, i.e., they bring something large into a more manageable scale, but dissect what is already manageable by itself. Apart from the bedroom and bathroom with sloping ceilings, the house otherwise has the guest WC as the only purely parallel-walled "normal room." I would think twice about two types of bay windows (one with right-angled, and one with chamfered corners). Regarding the bricks on the exterior drawings, I hope they are not meant seriously: that would also give the already not massive house a fiddly, small-scale look like a witch's house. Only for emphasizing the bay windows could I imagine that looking nice by setting them off with brick cladding, rhombus siding, or the like (but please no gray plaster surfaces).

Would the side facing the bathroom door also be built up all the way?

No, glazed, but also continuously at the same height.

I would rather build up to the ceiling to the end of the spray area and then connect the glass wall; otherwise, it’s awkward with the slope.

So I can’t really follow you. The wall would be boxed out at 2m anyway. The shower then goes up to the ceiling under the slope. If it should be higher than 2m, I would just box out further forward.

Here’s a quick sketch, although you obviously need some imagination for the glass attachments.

I can't really follow you completely. The wall would be boxed in at 2m. The shower then goes up to the ceiling under the slope. If it should be higher than 2m, then I'll just box it further forward.

Here is a quick sketch, although you still need a bit of imagination for the glass attachments.

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Thanks for the visualization, I always find something like that very helpful. I think it looks quite nice.

So - if no triangular gap between the privacy screen and the sloping roof is created by the half-height wall above, it probably looks acceptable.

Thank you for the visualization, I always find something like that very helpful. I think it looks quite nice

Although the door does not lead to the meadow.

Won't it get a bit too dark in the shower because of that?

A lamp provides light.