Bungalow hallway width? How to design it so that it doesn't become a narrow corridor?

How about swapping the child and the WC?

How about swapping the child’s room and the bathroom?

What do you mean by that?

My goal is to have a hallway that is less like a pipe.
(if that is even possible)
Then my hallway stays the same, right?

Yes, it is off-topic
Child is further away from the living room and the guest toilet closer to the living area. Guests don’t have to pass in front of the children's room when they need to use the toilet.

With the bungalow, one tries to achieve zoning. Separate the public from the private area. This is not yet apparent in the floor plan.

That would still be an option. (See picture) But somehow also nonsense. Then the hallway would feel a bit shorter. The bathroom smaller (already very small anyway) and a wardrobe since no one wants that [emoji57] And the door of the bathroom poorly placed

Yes, the children's room would feel too isolated back there for me. Still, thanks. We also have an office/guest room in the converted gable above the parents' bedroom/bathroom, accessible via a gallery. Otherwise, everything is on one level.

That would be another option. (See picture) But somehow also nonsense. Then the hallway would feel a bit shorter. The bathroom smaller (already very small anyway) and a cloakroom that no one wants [emoji57] And the bathroom door poorly placed

Now mirror the children's room so that the door is further towards the living area/entrance. The door to the utility room can be moved 1m into the hallway.