Floor plan of bedroom, dressing room, and en suite bathroom

we also have an ensuite, I didn't want to have that again if I have to/may share my bedroom with a second person. When you’re young, it might be okay, but not when you’re older.

Even when you’re younger, it’s not always good if you get sick. My sister-in-law caught a nasty tropical disease with six months of diarrhea. My brother often slept on the couch. :D

Google "Musterhaus Linea" in Bad Vilbel by Partner-Haus. We really liked the layout of the bathroom, dressing room, and bedroom. Although their homepage only has a sparsely dimensioned floor plan, maybe you can still derive some measurements. We would never integrate the bathroom into the bedroom or build it directly adjacent - for the reasons mentioned.

and where do you want to put wardrobes there? The show homes with their 3 coat hooks and no wardrobes in the dressing rooms are unfortunately completely unrealistic

Today was a cold night and I slept with the window open. Delightfully fresh in the bedroom: 16.5 degrees this morning. After getting up I went into the cozy warm bathroom, I already heat it so I can stand under the shower at 24 degrees in the morning. Then into my dressing room. The window was closed there, felt like 21 degrees. Perfect for getting dressed. How do you want to solve the temperature problem in such a completely open room?

Everyone as they wish and nothing against an open design but in my opinion a bathroom does not belong in the bedroom.

Honestly, what advantage do you see in it?
Yes, it may look fancy and appear luxurious but otherwise?

I know these rooms very well from hotels, but it is really not practical.

Hello,

the bathroom is separated from the bedroom in both variants by a door. If possible in the floor plan, the toilet will also have a separate room (e.g., in the current planning status, the shower and the toilet then have to be swapped).

There is also an additional family bathroom and a guest WC. Alternative options are therefore sufficiently available.

Best regards!

Sliding doors do not provide sound insulation. And with your two options, you cannot access the clothes when a resident is on the toilet. Unless you are not so sensitive.