ᐅ Is the bathroom or shower area too small?

Hi everyone!

As you can see on the floor plan, we originally planned to partially separate the bathroom with the T-shaped wall, which would allow, for example, leaving out the shower wall.

But now, because of the 0.75m (2.5 feet) knee wall, I feel like you would have to really bend over when showering, which wouldn’t be ideal...

Does anyone have any ideas?

No toilet will be installed below the 2-meter (6.6 feet) line: it must be positioned with its front edge on the 2-meter (6.6 feet) line.
Marvin, unfortunately the bathroom is too small for a T-shaped layout.
What is that in the children’s room? A partition wall?

This is actually the bedroom and is supposed to be something like a walk-in closet.

OK, so should we rather go for a completely "normal" bathroom?
I wouldn’t mind that at the toilet at all...

The space in the children’s room between the stairs and the partition wall doesn’t seem wide enough to fit a wardrobe.

OK, thanks for the note, I’ll have to ask for the exact measurements. It’s also possible to simply leave it out!

And what do you all think about the bathroom?

This is practically unusable. Both the shower and the toilet require more height. Calculate how high the knee wall in the bathroom is and how much actual standing room you have (don't forget to include the floor construction, ceiling cladding, etc.). The only thing that can reasonably be installed under such a low sloping roof is the bathtub.