Children's room wall 3.50 meters height

Hello,
During the planning phase, I looked at a shed roof house with very high rooms on the upper floor. Whether 3.50 or even higher, I don’t remember. On the outside above the windows, there was a fixed wooden level on which the bed stood, with some space around the “normal” bed. Access was via a space-saving staircase or a spiral staircase. The height underneath was about 2 meters and fully usable, since the construction, except for the staircase, was completely anchored in the walls, if I’m not mistaken.

I suspect that with 3.50 m overall, the height might be a bit tight, but maybe it’s an idea.

Best regards

Michael

Yes, leave it open, looks great. I would have done it exactly like that immediately if we were building a [Pultdach]!

Definitely leave it open. I would even consider giving the bathroom a standard-height ceiling and assigning the resulting niche above (which would then be about 1 meter high) equally to the children's rooms and use it, for example, for a built-in wardrobe that could be accessed from both sides of the play or sleeping loft to be installed.