Now the final floor plan - 189 sqm without a basement; city villa

I still don’t fully understand!? I actually think that you sleep badly in small, tight rooms because you feel confined and trapped. We were recently in a holiday home with typically small rooms, and I find our old building bedroom with 2.85m ceiling height (dropped) and large rooms better. And as a compromise, because my wife wants a dressing room, a small bedroom with dressing room, but the view towards the dressing room can be opened to make it appear more spacious and not cramped. That’s also the reason for the double sliding door in the middle. So what now? In these architectural houses, they often have the bedroom with a view outside. Exactly, so that you don’t feel trapped. The open view towards the dressing room and the second window was intended to make the small room at least appear a bit larger...