Looking for ideas for bathroom planning / floor plan

I find the "Master bathroom" very cramped. Not even 8 square meters, you have no space for storage or anything similar. There is only some space under the sink, but not very much either. Just as a comparison, we have a 2-meter washbasin and additionally a place for towels, etc. Where do you want to put all that, towels, hairdryer, razor, straightener, cosmetic products, hygiene items, .... The list goes on and on. The same applies to the children's bathroom.

Yes, it is not big, that is true. In front of the master bathroom is the dressing room with a large closet, where at least towels etc. for the master bathroom could be stored. A bit of additional space could be created - if it makes sense - by moving the right wall about 50cm. But of course, this would be at the expense of the living area there. Do you think the layout is okay? Would you do anything differently if the master bathroom were extended 50cm to the right?

Thank you for your questions!

[*]The dimension seems to have somehow been lost in the screenshot. The room depth is 2.03m. [*]The doors are fixed to within +/-10cm. [*]The windows can still be planned, they are currently placed in the sketch so that they fit the exterior view [*]Bathtub: The children are not here yet, so we don't know if they would use the bathtub ;-) We are not big bathtub fans, but we think it gives the master bathroom a bit of charm and spaciousness. If the children later want to bathe with us occasionally, we don't mind.

I thought so, that the planning is from those without children yet. Most children hate showering. The shower will probably be used earliest from primary school age. I would plan two equivalent bathrooms, which can later be men’s and women’s bathrooms. This idea of giving the children a small shower bathroom and creating a wellness oasis for yourself with only a bathtub that just collects dust is widespread, though impractical. Children can more easily climb into a tub to shower there. With us, it’s rather the case that I use the "children’s bathroom" four or five times a year for bathing.

I would give the children the bathtub, but no separate shower. Only the shower for the parents.