Single-family house - "almost" final floor plan - improvement suggestions???

I would never do without the children's bathroom and definitely would not plan a bathroom with two doors. The children will always lock the door to your dressing room and later forget to unlock it again, and you will always have to lock the door to the hallway as well. When the children are older, they will have visitors, even late in the evening and at night, and then you will have teenagers in your bathroom at night. Besides, teenagers spend ages in the bathroom and they will not be very happy if they have to shower downstairs. If the budget allows, I would therefore rather plan a children's bathroom upstairs and definitely plan access to the parents' area through the dressing room.

Best regards Sabine

Good initial draft.

600K - I would also plan the children's bathroom there and discard the two-door bathroom thing. Also, make the master bathroom a little more compact and move the dressing table into the dressing room and enlarge it. If the lady already needs a dressing table, then she also needs shoes...

The rest has already been said.

What I notice: do you really want such a large sink with a draining area? That would cost me too much workspace, and with a dishwasher, you actually don’t need it. Also, I would swap the stove with the sink; you use the sink more often than the stove.

I would also strongly recommend a children’s bathroom. Is one of the children a girl? And does she always pass by mom’s dressing table when she comes into the bathroom? Well, I know how that would end with my niece... Mom wouldn’t be happy with her makeup utensils anymore (if they were still there). And personally, it would also bother me if the kids are always fussing around my back when I want to put on makeup in peace... Think that through again.

I don’t find the door directly into the bedroom so disturbing. The one who goes to bed later or gets up earlier will go through the bathroom anyway. So you can do either way, I think. Okay, if the bathroom would then only be accessible through the dressing room, then move the door from the bedroom into the dressing room. Then definitely! I would rather put the door between the bedroom and the dressing room and leave the dressing room open to the bathroom (I don’t quite remember, but you have controlled residential ventilation, right? Then humidity wouldn’t be an issue). As I said: the one who is already sleeping or can sleep longer will also be disturbed by the rummaging in the dressing room.

I would cancel the open space – it’s too small to really have an effect and only transmits noise from below to above. So if the teenagers have a late-night TV session or the dear husband wants to watch a boxing match from the USA live, you will hear it directly in the bedroom. Just to have the trendy open space here that has shrunk to a tiny size? Not worth it for me. Close it off, keep the floor-to-ceiling window there, and have a bright, spacious hallway. Maybe you can put a Vetsak there and create a reading corner or let the kids set up a Carrera track there (and dad) or something.

...or the children are allowed to set up a Carrera track there (and dad) or something like that.

Or just dad...

Morning, no, this is actually already the adjusted floor plan with the 140cm knee wall

Oops, I totally misread that: the hallway is not on the gable side after all. Well, then it will work.

If the lady already needs a dressing table, then she also needs shoes...

But the shoes will only come once the scaffolding for the painting has long been taken down, and they don’t need to be next to the dressing table but rather close to the full-length mirror.

The shoes will only arrive once the scaffolding for the painting has long been taken down, and they don't need to stand next to the dressing table, but rather near the full-length mirror.

Dude, are you trying to tell me how to do my makeup now? The eyeshadow has to match the dress and of course the shoes have to match the dress – you have no idea at all...! Besides, the lady blocks the bathroom for hours like that, while the man has needed to use the toilet for a long time...