City villa floor plan - Please provide suggestions

but such a huge bathroom can be divided differently

Huge bathrooms can reasonably only be made smaller if you don’t use them. Without a third washbasin (which I would rather have as a separate children’s bathroom), a whirlpool in addition to the bathtub and shower, bidet, etc., 20+ square meters of bathroom actually only create one thing: excessively long distances between relieving oneself and washing hands. From my point of view, a bug, not a feature. And since squares have the same dimensions across and lengthwise, in my opinion the only solution here is to eliminate the excess surface area. Thanks to the door tucked into the corner, it doesn’t even feel generous at this size, just too wide.

For the bathroom, I would rotate the wall with the WC and bidet by 90° against the [UZS] and dock it to the upper wall of the plan, so that the two fixtures are basically opposite the sink. Behind that, a great shower temple can then be created.

The bathroom is definitely not finished. Yesterday we considered whether we should put the bathroom where the dressing room is now. And the bedroom where the bathroom is now and integrate the dressing room (at the upper part of the bedroom). That might be better for everyone.

With the bedroom and dressing room arranged downstairs. The bathroom then upstairs. Better??

No, the bathrooms should be one above the other, or the toilet should not have its drain above the kitchen.

No, the bathrooms should be stacked or the toilet should not have its drain above the kitchen

Ok thanks. Is that related to the pipes? In Canada, the bathroom was above the kitchen and it was not a problem.