First high open space without knee wall

Hello, does anyone of you perhaps have rooms in the house referred to in the title? We would be interested in pictures; it is specifically about the feeling of the room regarding coziness and lighting conditions. There are numerous pictures of rooms with vaulted ceilings and low knee walls on Google, but unfortunately none with rooms without knee walls.

Thank you very much

I don't understand your question. Your headline partly applies to our airspace, but also to many others. If you take it specifically, an airspace is the space under the roof without KS (and not the light court in the 2nd full floor). It may be that other houses (e.g. with KS) have adopted airspaces, but the one mentioned in your headline is not special.

Was probably not specific enough. I am talking about children's rooms. I have already seen the airspace.

Hello, does anyone of you possibly have the rooms mentioned in the title in their house? We would be interested in pictures; it is specifically about the room feeling regarding coziness and lighting conditions. There are numerous pictures of top-floor open rooms with a low knee wall on Google, but unfortunately not with rooms without a knee wall. Many thanks

I unfortunately do not have any pictures yet, but we are building our house exactly like that. On the first floor open with visible roof trusses. Many friends and acquaintances of ours have also built like this, we like it very much.

We showed the picture to the construction company :)

, great, that's what I was looking for. It looks chic, especially because of the abundant light. For us, only a double-wing element facing south is planned, which would then be the eaves side; towards the wall by the hallway, the rooms will be taller. Do you have any plans for the additional space, like a loft bed or something similar, or will it remain open?