Floor plan - House construction 2015 - Your opinions help a lot

Currently making rooms... no 45° corners. 2.26 cm is enough for two normal doors, even without a rebate frame.
The bathroom also doesn't need 16 m² if planned properly...

So, extend the partition wall to the upper floor hallway and position the doors in the bedroom and child's room "side by side" to avoid the 45° corners?

The bathroom is large, I know, but in the previous version with 2.76 m width and 5.45 m length still modest, in my opinion.

In general, it's okay - push the wall another 30 cm towards the bedroom - 3.70-3.80 is enough with a wardrobe, passage, and bed - and then continuously straight. But please check the stairs again - it seems to have one step too few or to be very steep.

and the tub is not pushed below the 2m line

And now is it better??? Usually, you wall off the knee wall a bit so that the tub stands further into the room. Squished into the corner like that doesn't exactly look elegant. Everything seems bigger to me now. The stairs are better positioned though. Is the corner in the living area still necessary or could the house be shortened now?? I would use the chimney as well as the fireplace for the structure of the room. The fireplace should be pushed out of the hallway anyway so that there is space for a cupboard against the wall. Regards Yvonne

In general, it's okay - push the wall 30 cm towards the bedroom - 3.70-3.80 meters are enough with the closet, passage, and bed - and then keep it straight throughout. But please check the stairs again - they seem to have one step too few or are very steep.

=> If that's possible... I thought the wall was load-bearing or something. I have to address the stairs thing, I honestly didn't notice that at all.

: These are also always the questions I ask myself, but somehow it doesn't always work - I'm completely overwhelmed with it

In the upper floor there are usually rather few load-bearing walls - that should be possible without any problems and also without extra costs. This would also make one of the children's rooms a bit more spacious. Otherwise, I find the hallway now significantly better but personally a tad too large for my taste. Access through the garage is still not particularly welcoming.

Draw your own furniture into the plans, the [Winzelsofa] is a joke.