no landing staircase as agreed (!!!).
Probably because it won’t fit. There would be space in the ground floor, but the room is not suitable for it. It doesn’t fit in the basement, and in the upper floor the landing staircase makes the hallway too small.
Where do you still see room for improvement?
It has already been said before that a narrow room is hardly usable if you want to furnish it with shelves/cabinets on one side. The storage room on the ground floor might still work with 30cm shelves, but it can be done better. The dressing room, on the other hand, is too narrow. If you also want to get changed there, then only one person at a time and there’s the risk of having to lean your backside against the outer wall. That’s no fun.
The outer wall in the bedroom without dressing room is 3.17m. That should be enough. But of course I will still have to furnish everything properly.
Enough for what? If you say for our 1.60m bed, I agree with you. If you have a 2-meter bed, I’d say getting up on the bed side will cause headaches. The window position is questionable there too. You build in order to get a different standard than such strangely shaped rooms – not even new family apartments are designed so thoughtlessly.
Actually wanted a built-in wardrobe that disappears into the wall, see picture.
There is much more space on the wall in the picture. It won’t look like that, and the space is smaller too.
And why windows in the east? Because it’s nice to equip your house with as much light as possible.