Floor plans single-family house and garage

Well, the checklist is not supposed to indicate what has come out, but what is prescribed or necessary. Otherwise, a checklist doesn't make much sense ;).

So .. the oven is supposed to go into the niche .. additional shelf space?

Hang laundry in the dressing room?

And,

We only know one terrace access, and it is from the living/dining room. Or rather, both of us grew up like that, and it doesn't bother us.

"We only know it this way" are actually always reasons to reconsider something, precisely BECAUSE you don't know it any other way.

Overall, I am currently wondering why we should actually express our opinion when the immediate response is always "no, I don't know it, I don't need it" and one gets the impression that this hasn't even been discussed or considered within the family. ;)

I am a bit critical of the shower in the attic - how tall are you?

The shower is pretty much exactly at the 2 m line on the "outside," right?

I am 190 cm tall myself - so our rain shower had to be installed at least at 230 cm height to achieve the desired effect.

My wife is 175 cm and I am 189 cm.

The bathroom will definitely not be done like that (that was the architect's idea). Our plan: where the sinks are now, the shower will go, where the shower is currently, the bathtub will be placed. The sinks will be positioned on the wall towards the staircase.

I hope this makes "some" sense to you :D

Why do you shield the terrace from the evening sun? I would put a gate with a wall between the garage and the house - as a windbreak and plan a (partly) covered terrace on the west wall of the garage and in front of the kitchen, with direct kitchen access to the terrace. This way you have evening sun and direct access from the kitchen.

So .. the oven is supposed to go into the niche .. additional counter space?

This is the first kitchen plan that my wife worked out with the kitchen fitter. The countertop in the middle will (according to the current status) be "slightly" reduced as the kitchen has become somewhat smaller.

... you should remove the kitchen plan, your full names are on it.

And, a tip for general floor plan discussions etc. Always align all plans uniformly according to the orientation of the first post.

Regarding the kitchen .. I would always place more pure workspace in front of the window. The sill height should probably be such that the countertop runs into the window recess. Sink sideways, then you have more workspace.

Otherwise .. avoid 30 cm cabinets ;)