Single-family house 130-140 m² floor plan planning

Your priorities are all well and good, but the dead corner next to the sink in the bathroom—I would always leave that to you as the planner of the debacle when it comes to cleaning.

Wegen der Wasserspritzer möchte ich auf eine L Form. Dies ist bei deinem Layout nicht gegeben.

Why? That’s not true at all:

So I am still open for discussion regarding the bathroom.
A walk-in shower without a shower enclosure measuring 1x1.5m is a must.
Because of water splashes, I would prefer an L shape. This is not given in your layout.
I don’t really need the window above the toilet, but I could imagine a transom window.

I like the floor plan that Katja attached again in post 151 better. Your criteria for the shower are met there, and additionally you gain more storage space in the dressing room. Furthermore, in your design the access to the shower is very narrow. One should keep in mind that one might still live there at an old age and create such accesses in a width that even allows passing with a walker.

You are calculating with incorrect cabinet depths. Since these are rough construction measurements, I would always refer to Ikea Pax with sliding door. These are 66 cm and therefore everywhere cabinets are to be placed, 70 cm should be planned as the rough construction measurement.

Dressing room, bedroom and child 1 do not take this into account.

Your priorities are all well and good, but the dead corner next to the sink in the bathroom, I would always leave that to you as the planner of the debacle for cleaning.

Why? That's not true at all:

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As I said, I don't see a dead corner in my original plan. Provided the bathtub could also go to the other side.

But then will you always come and clean the mold out of the window crevices?
I don't want the window in the wet area. It would also have to be frosted glass if not every pedestrian should see my girlfriend's breasts.
That would look weird from the front view if one window is frosted, I think.

One should remember that you might still live there in old age and create such accesses in a width that you can still get through with a walker.

I've thought about that too, but on the one hand, we have a staircase in the house, and on the other hand, if we reach the walker age in 30-40 years, the bathroom will be renovated anyway.

You are calculating with the wrong cabinet depths. Since these are shell construction dimensions, I would always orient myself towards Ikea Pax with sliding doors. Those are 66 cm deep, so everywhere where cabinets stand, 70 cm should be planned in the shell dimensions.

Dressing room, bedroom, and child 1 do not take this into account.

We wanted to place the cabinets L-shaped on only 2 walls so that there is still enough space for changing inside.

But do you then always come and remove the mold from the window cracks? I do not want the window in the wet area.

We have a window in the shower in another house and have no problems with it. But maybe that's luck? No idea.

It would also have to be frosted glass if not every pedestrian is supposed to see my girlfriend’s breasts

Why is no one allowed to see them?

I think the design by kaho is nice. The toilet would not be directly in the line of sight.