Bauhaus concrete villa with core insulation - experiences

Phew... well, I have to admit... it's too much of a mix for me and overall too busy. The "small dots" on the floor, the pattern of the ceiling, the concrete wall, the "wild" fronts, the countertop... personally for me too many patterns and too many different color directions. I like the sand-colored wall best, I like it

I just thought that too, very many different patterns and shades. But I'm curious to see how it looks finished.

Best regards
Sabine

There you go!

So everything I have seen so far on the 166 pages was "awesome nonsense"!

Since the Swabian likes to act according to the motto "Ed gschimpft, isch globt gnug" I had to say that upfront, because I am not the kind of person who comments on every picture here.

The kitchen decor is not my style (regardless of the rest of the furnishings), but color-wise I don't think it complements the rest very well either.
But maybe it’s a bit different in real life.
I do think the furniture/appliances/layout are very stylish though!! I’m sure there are some nice treasures stored in the wine cooler!?

It is all very gigantic and I thank you for these insights, but in some rooms I miss the cozy character, what do you all think?

No rarities go into the wine cooler. We hardly drink any alcohol. So it's more for guests and to have it at the right temperature. In summer, there are certainly sometimes soft drinks in there... We were also afraid that it would be too busy. But in reality, we like it very much.

the furnishings are still missing, carpet in the living room, decorations... The chairs are covered with a velvety fabric...

It is all very gigantic and I thank you for these insights, but in some rooms I miss the homely character, what do you think about it?

If "liking" were synonymous with "congruence with one's own taste," then I would hardly ever give a "like" regarding this house – but as a regular visitor of this forum, I am very grateful that there are people who dare to show pictures of what I would call "above-tariff houses." And at least a little bit it also reminds me of the "Robin Masters estates" that I planned in my youth.