Floor plan of a manor house with a gable roof, 170 m² living area

I would turn the toilet on the upper floor and place it under the sloping ceiling. That's all I have. How and where are you planning the wardrobe?

I would rotate the toilet on the upper floor and place it under the slope. That's all I have. How and where are you planning the wardrobe?

Thank you very much for your input.

Why do you find it more sensible to have the toilet under the slope? Isn't that structurally difficult?

The wardrobe might possibly go under the staircase landing.

Why are there 2 entrances to the bedroom? I think the one through the dressing room is enough. It saves unnecessary hallway that no one uses anyway.
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Why are there 2 entrances to the bedroom? I think the one through the dressing room is enough. It saves unnecessary hallway space that nobody uses anyway.
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Often you can't see the forest for the trees. That's a great idea!
We'll think about that.

Of course, you have to make sure that it doesn't look too cramped upstairs.

Do you find the width of the shower sufficient?

On which wall in the living room niche would you install the TV?

Why do you find it more sensible for the toilet to be under the slant? Isn’t that structurally difficult?

I find it more harmonious to have the slant at your back. Also, there is no dirty corner next to the tub, and if desired, the toilet paper roll could be mounted more easily and accessibly on the wall.

Shower at a minimum width of 1 meter, after all, that is the shell construction measurement.

I find it more harmonious to have the slope at the back. Also, there is no dirty corner next to the tub, and the toilet paper roll, if desired, could be mounted more easily and securely on the wall.

Shower at least 1 meter wide, after all, that's the rough construction measurement

We have a knee wall height of 1 m. As a 1.90 m tall person, I'll always hit my head there, won't I?

Ok, my wife has also been convincing me all along that the shower should be widened by 15 cm.