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Is the parent bed supposed to be placed against the 2.97m wall with the headboard towards the children's room Mara-Magdalena?

Of course, so that she can be there live when the child/office/guest (weird name) is being conceived!

You can put up a partition wall like that in a 20sqm bedroom. But in your case, it will just feel oppressive. Also, try drawing furniture in your [Ankleide]. You won't be able to fit anything there either. Besides, I also think that the bedroom/[Ankleide] layout is just rubbish.

As I said, I gladly accept tips and am not unteachable. Nevertheless, I ask some here to tone down their language a bit.

I am also not an architect.

I received 2 floor plans from the current provider and, of course, the wishes for a dressing room, symmetrical window front/back views.

These were the 2 previously received proposals.

The partition wall was created because otherwise the TV board would be very far away from the bed. Currently, there are 60 cm between the bed and this board.

I am not an architect either.

That's why you need one who is not also not one.

A very simple tip. Draw to-scale furniture throughout the entire house. Keep in mind that these are raw construction measurements. For example, a desired 3m wardrobe will not fit into a drawn 3m niche. Calculate 3cm of plaster per wall. Consider that 60 cm might work for you at the moment. But is that the spatial feel you want? Also consider practicality: can you still get through there with a walking aid? How useful is your dressing room? How many meters of wardrobe space can you fit in there? Is the square meter investment worth it?

Okay...I don't understand at all why he always shortens the length and didn't simply shorten something on the side of the [Hauswirtschaftsraum].