City Villa Floor Plan - Request for Opinions, Criticism, Improvements

This would be a variant that we like very much. Unfortunately without a guest room, but with a more relaxed situation on the ground floor. This floor plan is even designed for only 128 sqm, meaning that maybe a small guest room of about 7 sqm could still be added.

I am currently tinkering... OG looks approximately similar mirrored for me

The dressing room in the new plans is really rubbish. No window, insanely narrow, and anyway only accessible through the bedroom, so no advantage that the sleeper isn’t disturbed if someone has to get up earlier. Wouldn’t it be more sensible to have the 3m closet niche once in the bedroom and once in the children's room? Then there would even be space for a second 3m closet.

The dressing room in the new plans is just rubbish. No window, insanely narrow and anyway only accessible through the bedroom, so no advantage that the sleeper is not disturbed if someone has to get up earlier. Wouldn't it be more sensible to have the 3m closet niche once in the bedroom and once in the children's room? Then there would even be space for a second 3m closet.

Honestly, I don't really need a window in the dressing room either, nor a door to not disturb the other person. We didn't have that in our apartment before, and we still love each other

and we still love each other

...still... that can change quickly

Honestly, I don't really need a window in the walk-in closet,

The problem is simply that you constantly have to turn on a light..

Well then: I played around with the dimensions 9.5 x 9.3. Outer walls are 36, inner walls I took as 12 flat.
The program doesn't know power dimensioning. Bed is 2 x 2 meters (a bit bigger because of the ceiling), tub 1.80 x 0.8...
Windows should be approximately symmetrical where desired or aligned above each other where it makes sense.
Under the stairs is the cloakroom, otherwise the freezer room has to suffice. There should now still be enough capacity next to the beverage crates.
Bathroom and kitchen are arranged roughly as I find most elegant...

Honestly, I don’t need a window in the dressing room either, just as little as a door so as not to disturb the other person. We didn’t have that in our apartment before either and we still love each other

So you didn’t have a dressing room in the apartment. You didn’t need one. Then you don’t need a dressing room today either.

The point of a dressing room is to get the wardrobe out of the bedroom in order to:
a) not disturb the person in the bedroom
b) separate the bedroom from the hallway (walk-through dressing room) to create a “parents’ area”
c) keep the bedroom visually “nicer”

For turning on the light, there are motion sensors, okay, but have you ever noticed that colors look completely different under artificial light than under natural light? For example, under the dreadful cold-white LEDs.

Just think about whether you really need a dressing room like the one in the above design. Because it takes up space! Without it, child 2 would also have space for a large wardrobe like child 1 and you would also have the same wardrobe space in the bedroom. I don’t see exact measurements in the design, but with wardrobes on both sides as drawn, it won’t work. We have 2.15m width in the dressing room (shell measurement) and that’s just enough for two 60cm wardrobes (corpus size, plus 3cm for the door) on both sides.