Single-family house 11.35x9.65 floor plan and placement on the property

I just measured, it's just under 2 meters to the wall, I think that should be enough space not to create a feeling of tightness. With the door open, there's still about 80cm of space, that should be more than enough, if it were not enough, I would already be dead in our current bathroom.

No no, there will still be the sinks and 80cm is really just a passageway in a house. And yes, if it is even narrower for you now, that is a planning mistake that shouldn't be repeated.

The passageways throughout the house are currently planned to be at least 85cm, rather more, that should be enough space to move freely without feeling like you're in a labyrinth.

It's about the spatial feeling. If you make a lot of corridors, it becomes a labyrinth. That's something you build for fun with shrubs in the garden, but not in a wellness bathroom.

It would have been nice if you also said what you think could be improved specifically. Complaining is always easy, but showing solutions would make more sense. Please don't take this the wrong way, but unfortunately that doesn't help the questioners.

Sure, maybe later (have to work). Can you provide the exact interior dimensions, window position, door position, and how much flexibility is possible with the latter? Also any must-haves or no-gos? Then others can perhaps start providing suggestions.

Can you provide the exact interior dimensions, window position, door position, and how much flexibility is possible with the latter? Also, any must-haves or no-gos?

Attached again are the dimensions of the OG_Bathroom. Only the width is limited to 3.1m due to the position of the stairs; this is not to be changed as it would affect the entire house layout. Also, the window dimension marked in red of 1.1m width and 2.1m height should not be changed. The position of the door is also not changeable. For all other dimensions, including the size and position of the second window, there are no specifications.

A must-have would be the walk-in shower. Furthermore, we could manage with just one washbasin.
Personally, I would find it nice if the shower and toilet were not opposite each other.
Now I'm curious about suggestions and ideas. I will also have another look to see if I can think of anything else.

So, attached are three floor plans for comparison once again. I am very curious about your opinion. I have not changed anything about the dimensions of 3.1m x 3.77m for the time being.

Number 3 is my favorite. I would not do without 2 sinks.

Whether I am right or not, the light tells me immediately? I "vote" for proposal 1. The sweeping glance into the shower wouldn't be my thing.

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