Floor plan with basement on sloped land

Hm, you could also hang the TV on the back wall of a proper built-in cabinet and place the connection sockets in this back wall.

I would keep the shower where it is now – only the access to the shower I would move to the back towards the bathtub and attach the showerhead to the front wall facing the hallway.

A knee wall of 1.40 m should be sufficient – ours is that high as well.

Overall, I really like the floor plan.

I might still consider whether you make the sliding door from the kitchen to the dining area twice as large in order to both visually connect and separate the rooms.

However, on the ground floor (with the exception of the pantry and guest WC), we completely did without doors, as I am a big fan of open spaces.

Ah ok thanks now I understand it with the wardrobe :).
I also see the dormer as a good alternative and then put both children's rooms at the front.

The shower idea is also a good one. I will include it in the next implementation.

I have just modified the upper floor a little. The question is whether the children's rooms are still big enough now. With the floor area the slope must be removed. But a dormer adds a little space.

What do you think?

Is my idea that bad? ;)

I do not understand the reason behind your changes.

Comparison:

The idea is that you don't have to go through the dressing room to get to the bedroom. At the same time, the bedroom is enlarged so that you can also place a dresser on the right side of the wall.

But the person who gets up earlier has to go first into the dressing room and then back through the bedroom (disturbance) out to the bathroom.