New single-family house construction: Placement of light switch

We also have the switches located inside all bathrooms. But even after 1.5 years, I regularly try to turn on the light from the outside when entering.

We also have the switches located inside all the bathrooms. But even after 1.5 years, I regularly try to turn on the light from outside when entering.

I hope this contributes to your amusement. I sometimes have a similarly flat learning curve with the direction doors open (though not at home).

We also have the switches located inside all bathrooms. But even after 1.5 years, I regularly try to turn on the light from the outside when entering.

We've been doing that for 6 years as well and will surely be fumbling on the wall a lot in the new build too… :D

I would, as already mentioned here, no longer install classic switches nowadays. In the guest WC even completely without switches. Ceiling light with integr. motion/presence detector, done.

In addition to the functional, ergonomic, and technical considerations, there is also an aesthetic one. Our light switch playfully incorporates the room's "water motif."

I wouldn't install classic switches nowadays, as already mentioned here. In the guest toilet even completely without a switch. Ceiling light with integrated motion/presence sensor, done.

Sure, that's also quite "great" when the light goes off every 2 minutes during a toilet visit because you're sitting very quietly.
No, I definitely wouldn't want that there.

Otherwise, we also have switches inside, including in the bathroom and toilet. Although if I could plan again, I would rather have it installed outside the guest toilet.