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

Yvonne is right, but if the sink is right next to the toilet, you have to be careful that the toilet seat is down. Otherwise, in a rush, your hair clip often slips into the toilet.

A sliding door would, however, also take up floor space in the bedroom, which would be a pity because of the space.

The door runs inside the wall, right, or did you mean the 10cm extra wall thickness?

And sink on the wall to the hallway

The door runs inside the wall, or did you mean the 10cm thicker wall?

Ah no, I thought the door runs along the wall. I need to inquire about that.

I don't think moving the sink is possible anymore, because there is no drain there and the plan might have to be redrawn. Or?

...because there is no drain there and the plan could then be redrawn. Or?

Questions don’t cost anything at first.

Yvonne is right, but if the sink is right next to the toilet, you have to be careful that the toilet lid is down. Otherwise, in a daze, your hair clip might easily slip into the toilet.

Nowadays, there are toilet lids that you only need to tap, and they close by themselves. I once gave my husband a strict instruction about that – works! [emoji2]
So with us, the lids are also used, so the bowl can come into its own as it should. With toilets next to the washbasin or next to the window, it has the advantage that you can also finish getting ready while sitting down.