Cut out 2 children's rooms from an existing floor plan

I was thinking of only one door between the dressing room and the bedroom in the load-bearing wall. You wouldn’t make the wall straight, but with a corner.

Ah, interesting, I hadn’t thought of having "only" one door instead of taking out the entire wall. And also not that it could then become the bedroom. The only downside is that you'd have to walk through the dressing room and it also has noticeably less storage space because of the two doors.... Furthermore, there is currently no window in there, but we are considering installing a Velux window. The corner... I don’t know if that might look strange I'm a fan of rectangular rooms. But thanks, I’ll think it over again

Ah, interesting, I hadn't thought of having "only" one door instead of removing the entire wall. Nor did I think it could then become the bedroom. The only downside is that you have to walk through the dressing room, which also has significantly less storage space due to 2 doors.... Also, there is currently no window in there, but we are considering installing a Velux window. The corner...I don't know if that might look strange. I'm a fan of rectangular rooms. But thanks, I'll think it over again

You can dimension the corner so that you can fit exactly cabinets, sideboards, or similar in there.

Hello,

if I understood correctly, then red indicates the location of the chimney and door. I suspected as much; you don’t build a chimney at the ridge.

Then a window in the dressing room (2nd children's room) is mandatory. The small dormer window is insufficient. So, in my opinion, that is the minimal solution.



Alternatively:




Bedroom and dressing room then become the children's rooms.

Is there no plan that at least contains the dimensions of the redesigned door and chimney? Please make sure to take the photo straight, so the walls run parallel.

Is this a purlin roof?

I like the 1st option! I also briefly considered the 2nd option, but I don’t want to have to walk through the dressing room first. I already get annoyed every time I open my husband’s closet door; I don’t even want to know what our dressing room would look like then.
In the meantime, I’m also leaning toward simply making the bedroom downstairs the smallest room and planning it just big enough to fit a 2.50m Pax wardrobe.
Exactly, the small skylight window is supposed to be replaced by 2 large VELUX windows. I actually imagine it quite romantic to sleep underneath them. For the child, I somehow think it’s kind of bad..
It is apparently a purlin roof structure, said the carpenter who was briefly on site and confirmed that the dressing room wall can be removed.
I only have the following measurements: 3.75m from the northern wall to the chimney, then 0.42m chimney, another 0.85 to the dressing room wall. And contrary to the measurements on the floor plan, the width of the dressing room is 2.60 instead of 2.10.

This is not the way forward. A sketch with the exact dimensions of the individual rooms can help. What does it look like underneath?

It might also be possible to give the children's rooms more space using dormers, provided the budget and development plan allow it.