Asymmetrical facades as the preferred choice?

Doesn't the Scandinavian look get lost then?

Hm. How do I say *rolleyes* now with at least 30 characters ... :)

I am a friend of symmetry and I also don’t like not quite floor-to-ceiling windows. However, I have the impression your windows are not happily chosen. All those many muntins look somewhat old-fashioned.. May I show you my little experiments.. before-after..

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I am a friend of symmetry and I don’t like windows that are not quite floor-to-ceiling either. However, I have the impression your windows are not happily chosen. These many panes look somewhat old-fashioned.. May I show you my little experiments.. before-after..

Thanks again for the selection. The government thinks three panes at the top are best but generally prefers panes throughout the entire window. However, with larger sections. But you can define that precisely when ordering the windows. I know it won’t be a Swedish house. But also not an extension for >2000€/sqm. 1. I find wooden facades quite appealing 2. it feels like everyone has plaster 3. I can do it myself. My dream house would probably cost 800k too but it seems the silver spoon was lost in the delivery room. My ears already ring when five-figure sums are treated like peanuts here. In many threads here you feel a bit like a low-income earner.

I know that it won't be a Swedish house.

And I didn't want to say anything else than that it won't be "unsweded" right away if the windows get fewer mullions.

2. feels like everyone has plaster

2. feels like everyone wants clinker :)

And I also didn’t want to say anything else than that it doesn’t immediately improve if the windows get fewer muntins.

Then I misunderstood your eye roll

2. practically everyone wants clinker :)

and only very few actually look good. Most of the time it looks artificial and you can see the thin bricks from 200m away.

Living room should remain a living room and not be a passage to the garden.

A new argument for me, but absolutely convincing.