Generally I like this plan and I think the vaulted ceiling will feel great. I’m unclear what your worry is about.

There are a few thoughts I do have. Personally I think there are too many windows and it causes problems of where to put furniture. I think you should delete one of the windows in your main lounge, the second window in the kitchen and the second window in the main bedroom.

I also think you should satisfy yourself that you are happy with the ceiling height- lots of tall wardrobes are 235cm tall so would not fit in this home.

You might also consider swapping the Ensuite and the dressing room so that you don’t have a door opposite the bed where you might want to put furniture and a TV.

Looks like a really good plan. First thought before suggesting any changes would be about the plot. Where does the house sit in the plot? Where is the garden? Where are the views?

Thank you very much @Jonathan, yeah we have to go back to architect, regarding 230cm ceiling, not sure why he made it low, we are actually think 260cm.

vaulted ceiling, i guess having the slope over the dining table, Im used to ceiling a valuted ceiling the other direction. Im not really explaining myself properly!

thanks re windows, ill have a think about that.

For bedroom, our thought was to put bed on other wall, small window to let in a little bit of east light

Thank you @pauldrowan, I have added a site plan, although it is an older version of the house layout. Kitchen is now north facing, dining, south facing etc. courtyard in same spot

You could simply swap the dining and kitchen areas to solve the reduced height ceiling issue for kitchen units.
Personally I would swap the ensuite and walk in robe with the bedroom area and have the main bedroom at the top end of the east wing and ensure my bed is oriented to a full height view.
You have a lot of south facing glass, but no access through any of it.
If this were my house and in the area I live I would want doors to the south rather than windows. I obviously don’t know where you live though and so you might not consider your local climate suitable for this. You also have a driveway that looks directly onto these windows so I would be screening them from the driveway with planting to maintain privacy from visitors/glare from vehicle lights at night.
If you keep this layout I would have the window from kitchen to courtyard replaced by a glazed door so you can utilise this as access when dining outside rather than carrying food through the lounge.

Thanks a mill @pauldrowan

Trying to figure out how to swap the ensuite and wiw with bedroom, to give more views, without adding more meters. struggling, any ideas?

I agree with would be much nicer space in bedroom

Bedroom layout

nice thank you Jonathan, yeah its a little bit tight, will have a think about it, thanks so much

Or this

Thank you @pauldrowan we actually had that originally but thought perhaps the extra corridor was wasted space.

But in your opinion its still better?

If it were me, I would have bedroom, ensuite, walk in, entry/exit, in that order because that’s the order i do things when i get up in a morning and head off to work so to me it seems like a logical order for our lives. What you’ve got to do is decide what’s most important to you and your lifestyle. If we’re not working then we bring a coffee back to bed and enjoy the view out of our window. That might be something you’d never dream of doing and would prioritise space to get ready etc. Getting it right is about getting it right for you, especially when you’re starting with a blank page.

makes sense thank you @pauldrowan