Floor plan design for a hillside house with 5 children's rooms

On the right I don't see a place where the vacuum cleaner is supposed to go, on the left it would probably stand behind the door right in the way and would be a first-class tripping hazard. So on the right, but half a meter wider.

If you looked properly, you would also see the vacuum cleaner. Mop and bucket are next to it, at the very bottom, above them are the potatoes.

How about rotating the master bathroom and the pantry so that the partition wall runs horizontally instead of vertically? (In the last design) Then the pantry could have a door (sliding door?) in the middle and it would be easier to enter and organize it more efficiently like in ypgs example.

That would be ideal for the pantry. I’m just worried that the bathroom would then turn into just a shower cabin with a toilet inside. It’s already rather small and then it would be narrow as well and thus awkwardly shaped. Right?

Something more general: do you think it makes sense to "buy" a bit more living space and extend the whole structure 50 cm to the back or front? Or maybe an extension like in ypgs proposal? Budget-wise that would probably work out, but then we would have to forgo the fireplace... That would also be a shame...

If you looked properly, you would also see the vacuum cleaner. Mop and bucket are next to it, right at the bottom, above that are the potatoes.

Of course the potatoes [emoji23]. I always forget them in my drawing [emoji28]. And my husband didn't teach me about the vacuum cleaner bag either. Pff.

No kidding aside: I think proper planning is really important in a tiny pantry. It would be silly if exactly 5cm were missing or something like that.

I painted something, it wouldn’t be huge, but the shower would be a bit more spacious than in the first draft.

That is also a great idea[emoji106]. Then you might even be able to realize a stylish walk-in shower! Maybe swap the door with the toilet. Then it would be a bit more hidden?

regarding the sbs, just take a french door, you have the advantages of the sbs (ice cube dispenser and everything in one device, etc.) but you don't have to bend down for vegetables and co and you have a wonderfully usable width of freezer and fridge compartment, just google it