Bathroom planning - No suitable solution for the bathroom

Maybe with the two cross walls on the upper floor as in your upper floor. In my opinion, the vertical walls do not necessarily have to be located above the ground floor walls.

Bathroom is now rather quick and dirty.

Master bedroom about 370 to 380 at the head side of the bed, dressing area about 210 to 215 cm.

A closet niche integrated in the hallway, then you don’t need so many terrible cabinets in the bathroom.

We originally planned it exactly like that. But as I said, the structural engineer said that this is not feasible. There will be an attic on top, so the loads must be transferred accordingly by proper walls. Still, thanks for the suggestion, which is really good.

Which loads? I really can hardly imagine that.

In your bedroom variant ... bed really only 2m wide? With mattresses always think about the bed frame too.
So that means 280 to 290 cm minimum from your 313 cm wall to the dressing room. Minimal space for bedside tables.
And, you always have to pass directly by the head of one sleeping person to get into the dressing room.

Additionally .. the children’s rooms have north and west/or east windows. They would actually be better off with south-facing windows.

And, bathroom above bathroom simplifies a lot.

Bathroom with toilet drain into the guest room is not everything ... the toilet drain should ideally then also merge with the toilet drain from the guest toilet and somewhere lead into a common house drain. Ask your architect about that.

I don't know what kind of wide bed you have... 4 meters is the room width. 3.13 meters is the back wall at the head of the bed. The bed is 2 meters wide:



The bedroom is exactly 1 to 1 like this:



Where is the problem with this bedroom? Maybe not enough space for a slightly wider bedside cabinet or what is it? Explain it again.

As drawn now, the person sleeping at the top of the plan has no bedside table. I couldn't sleep and live like that. Glasses, alarm clock, lamp, book, and a bottle of water need their place every night. You can haggle over the centimeters among yourselves, but in my opinion, it will never be satisfactory.

Now you have a large bathroom in the plan, but it is an unattractive multipurpose room with two doors. Where the washing area is, there are also detergents and laundry baskets. I would reconsider the priorities. I’d rather share the bathroom with the dirty kids, pardon, children, than with the dirty laundry. :)

I’m also massively bothered by this, but so far the OP hasn’t responded to questions regarding washer/dryer. My bathroom could be 30m², but when I’m relaxing there—wherever that may be, completely without a bathtub—looking at the dirty laundry ruins all relaxation. Especially since it’s a disaster in everyday life to have all the laundry in that room. Recently, with two children, I feel like I’m now washing for 10 people, and that’s roughly how it looks in the utility room too.

I am also massively bothered by this, but the OP has so far not responded to the inquiries regarding the washing machine/dryer. My bathroom could be 30m² large, but when I relax there – wherever, without any tub – and look at the dirty laundry, all relaxation is gone. Moreover, in everyday life it is also a disaster to have all the laundry in that room. Since recently having 2 children, I feel like I am now washing for 10 people, and the utility room looks roughly like that too.

Well, the OP made it clear once in the thread that for him a bathroom is purely a utility room with no relaxation value. The quote was roughly: “shower, wash, etc.” As strange as I find that, I don’t have to live like that. What the bathroom might be for is like a car for me – no one around me understands that either. I would rather find out whether this extraordinary attitude is truly shared by all residents and will remain so. Renovations later are expensive, and a few contingencies can be taken care of beforehand. For example, I would NOT have a second door in any scenario, even with a purely utility room without any additional value.

I am massively bothered by it too, but the OP has not responded to the inquiries regarding the washing machine/dryer so far. My bathroom could be 30m², but when I relax there - wherever, without a bathtub - and look at the dirty laundry, any relaxation is gone. Especially since in everyday life it’s also a catastrophe to have all the laundry in that room. Recently with 2 children, I feel like I’m washing for 10 people now, and that’s roughly how it looks in the utility room.

Yes, he did write that he wants it that way. That should be enough. Everyone has different ideas. The OP is an adult who has thought it through and knows how he wants to live.

I wouldn’t want to have the washing machine in the bathroom anymore either. But if that’s what is wanted, then so be it.