Opinion on floor plan - 2-story single-family house

Window above the bed?
Children's room facing north?
Already better - why does the wall between the children's rooms have a bend? Does that have a deeper meaning?
Otherwise, similar problems.

South side and north side do not look good at all, there are too different windows there. The wide ground floor and upper floor are also different. "Corner" windows in the ground floor living area would be better placed further away from the corner.

Window above the bed?

What speaks against it?

Children's room facing north

Northwest. As I said, I don’t think it’s wrong if the sun doesn’t shine into a room all day long.

Already better – why is the wall between the children’s rooms angled? Is there a deeper reason?

No, I forgot to remove it. Thanks for the hint. Otherwise similar problems.

The south side and north side don’t look good at all, there are too many different windows. Also, the wide ground floor and upper floor are different. "Corner" windows in the ground floor living room would be better placed further away from the corner.

Do you mean the windows on the southeast and northwest sides, in the living and dining areas?


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Northwest.

Northwest is also avoided by the sun in winter.

Do you mean the windows on the southeast and northwest sides, in the living and dining areas?

Kitchen side; bathroom side

As I said, I don't think it's wrong if the sun doesn't shine into a room all day.

Well, it is favored in your living area ;). A child's room will also be the living space of a child for many years.
For that, the sun shines into your bathroom.

Do it the way you think is right – there are also children who don't like the sun.

Nevertheless, it does not make a good design to sugarcoat planning mistakes.

Well, but you have to bite into the "sour apple" of the north somewhere, especially if you have to accommodate so many rooms. Or do you have no room facing north in your house? Moving the hallway/entrance area to the north is out of the question, as we would otherwise have to walk around the house to get in. Which rooms would you relocate where?