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

Well then, first lie down in the bathtub and slip into the shower cabin. There you can see what you like.

I would rotate the shower and put a wall between the shower and the bathtub. Naturally, present the bathtub nicely - with shelves all around. Then put a pivot door in front of the shower.

Far better to have a folding shower door installed that can be folded away to the right and left.

Folded away where — partly in front of the window? — possibly this could create some freedom by installing this shower door directly at the head end of the tub. I am tempted to imagine a kind of folding screen.

Of course, convey the tub stylishly

I think you have a mediation obsession.

We would have taken a folding door that can be folded inward. But there is also the [Armatur]. That probably looks stupid. Mh.

I would first plan the bathtub, then separate the shower with a fixed glass panel from the top of the plan, then possibly also a piece of fixed glass panel and then a hinged door that also opens inward. Depending on how much space there is in the upper area of the plan, the hinged door can also be a folding door, so that it can be opened inward more easily after showering. Saves drops in front of the shower. I also have such a fold-hinged door myself.

Good idea, but I would have the door hinged the other way.