Comments on floor plan design welcome

Quite simple ... take @Würfel's example

Bathroom approximately 2x3m maybe 3.5m ... so 7 sqm .. shower then even 2m x 1m or also 1.1m, toilet and washbasin

Instead of:

Where in any case a shower door or a shower curtain is necessary.

Hi,

würfels example is exactly how I don't want it. All that's missing is an Alibert above the WB, then it's a student bathroom with a tub and shower curtain. (Sorry). It has zero flair, no space for a cabinet, that cozy feeling when one person is brushing their teeth and the other is sitting 20cm away on the toilet. No way to put down a deodorant or a soap dispenser, etc.

The bathroom doesn't have to be spacious, but it should offer some space. But I also find planning the bathroom difficult.

Has zero flair

But a door to the utility room, so you have a shortcut to the bathroom, is okay? Well, luckily tastes differ. I am basically not a fan of two doors for a bathroom (always lock both or unlock both or forget it and in the end, everyone just ends up using one door anyway because it has become customary). I would also rather do without the dance floor behind the washbasin. The bathroom is currently about 3.6m wide according to the floor plan, i.e., 1.8m behind the washbasin. That is wasted space even with a 40cm tall cabinet. I would rather look at swapping the bathroom and bedroom.

But a door to the utility room so that you have a shortcut to the bathroom is okay? Well, luckily tastes differ. In principle, I am not a fan of two doors for a bathroom (always lock both or unlock both or forget it and in the end everyone just ends up using one door anyway because it has become customary).

I would also be willing to do without the dance floor behind the WT. According to the floor plan, the bathroom is currently about 3.6m wide, i.e. 1.8m behind the WT. That is wasted space even with a 40cm tall cabinet. I would rather look at swapping the bathroom and bedroom.

Wow, did you bother to redraw the floor plan in RoomSketcher? I like your suggestion, even if it has disadvantages. Thanks for that. The issue with the second bathroom door seems to be a special topic for us, as well as how we apparently are the only two Germans who never lock their bathroom doors.

Hi, cube example is exactly how I don't want it. The only thing missing is an Alibert above the WB, then it's a student bathroom with tub and shower curtain. (Sorry). Has zero flair, no space for a cabinet, that feel-good character when one person is brushing their teeth and the other is sitting 20cm away on the toilet. No possibility to put down a deodorant or a soap dispenser, etc. The bathroom doesn't have to be lavish, but it should offer space. But I also find planning the bathroom difficult.

and the door to the utility room now creates better flair? One should also reconsider a dance hall, then it has the flair of a farmhouse bathroom

with bathtub and shower curtain. (Sorry)

Not bathtub and shower curtain but 100x200 cm walk-in shower, separated by about 120 cm wall ... and you probably don't even need a shower door compared to your T-solution. And, if you also assume 360 cm, then 100 cm shower 15 cm shower partition wall, alternatively just glass pane 100 cm toilet 145 to 155 (if glass pane) washbasin with lots of storage space.

But ... you asked ... my taste would be different anyway, e.g. not the distributed cabinets in the bedroom, the U-shape of the kitchen and the overlap (2 steps) of the staircase, because I assume about 250 cm finished room height and I am already 180 cm tall myself. And such overlapping stairs are quickly a head-bumping hazard when going down.