Bathroom planning floor plan / bathroom furnishing

Position the wall for the shower according to the plan, place the washbasin on the wall, toilet opposite the bathtub

Thank you for your feedback. That would have been my idea too....
I don't think we have much leeway.

Move the bathroom entrance door slightly to the right (to the same level as the children’s room)

If there is nothing inappropriate, what are you doing with the 25m² bedroom/dressing room palace?
The bed is squeezed in at the back and everything is empty at the front?

The bed was drawn in by the architect like this. We will definitely place that on the opposite side. In the niche where the bed is now drawn, a sideboard with a TV will go. We also have a wardrobe that should find a place.

The dressing room isn’t very big at all.... :-)

About the bathroom:
I would place the sink on the wall at the bottom of the plan on the right side of the door. Then you also have nice light from the side window.
The shower top left on the plan and the toilet on the bottom left wall of the plan.

About the rest (you didn't ask for it, but I have to get it off my chest anyway):
To be honest, I don't think the design is successful. Such 45-degree walls just so you can somehow get behind the straight staircase :confused:
The dressing room is practically not usable as such.
You have already received the note about the fold-down attic ladder above.
Sleeping and dressing is a huge area that, in my opinion, you cannot use properly like this.
I would straighten the walls and divide the office space between the two children's rooms. That way you can move the hallway wall on the left of the plan further to the right. Put the office where the dressing room is now and set up a proper bedroom on the left side of the plan.

About the bathroom: I would place the sink on the lower side of the plan on the right side of the door. That way, you also get nice light from the side window. The shower top left on the plan and the toilet on the lower left wall.

About the rest (you didn't ask for it, but I have to get it off my chest anyway): I honestly don't think the design is successful. Such 45-degree walls just so you can somehow get behind the straight staircase :confused: The dressing room is practically unusable as one. You have already received the hint about the floor hatch ladder above. Sleeping and dressing is a huge area that, in my opinion, you cannot use properly like that. I would straighten the walls and divide the office space between the two children's rooms. This way, you can then move the hallway wall on the left side of the plan further to the right. Put the office where the dressing room is now and set up a proper bedroom on the left side of the plan.

Thanks also for your feedback! That would also be an option for the bathroom!

Why is the dressing room not usable as such? What do you mean by that?

I actually don't think the idea with the office/children's rooms is bad, thanks.

While we're at it..... What do you think of the EG?