Bungalow 135 sqm: Floor plan + windows

I have about 4 meters of bookshelf. I would rather not put it directly in the line of sight (but also not build a separate room for it – because then I would never go in there). Hence the ballroom – for exactly those books, seating, storage options for laptop and co.

- I do a lot of sports and need space in winter for a treadmill or bike near the TV

That one is for my boyfriend. He has so much model-making stuff, you don’t want to have it lying around – especially since our cats would then play destruction with it

we cook about once or twice a week.

A new definition of living space, so to speak: a hybrid between a chill lounge and a storage closet, oh no:

... so the exercise bike is coming in too, but not the model building stuff. And it goes on:

So after simple arithmetic there are five days of delivery service or chip crumbs (which you struggle with again in the TV room and he gets started next door with model building).

If in a few years you do become adults after all – which I hope you at least experience this development in parallel – then the form of living of the bachelor shared flat mess will have become obsolete, but without a guest WC it will be unsellable. Save yourself the financial fiasco and remain tenants until the next phase of maturity. Mind you: this post is meant entirely benevolently.

We aren't going to buy a 10,000 euro kitchen either because we only need to cook on weekends and otherwise go to the canteen at work. Otherwise, it's just bread during the week. That's perfectly fine and neither of us are rolling around the world yet.

-> Swap hobby room with kitchen.
In the niche created by the storage room, you can nicely fit tall cabinets and a kitchen unit around the corner, then in front an 80 cm round table that can be extended or a table that is placed against the wall towards the storage room.
Gamer room for the husband opposite with slanted wall as desired.
Kitchen, of course, semi-open

And isn't it a shame that 70-80 percent of the living area faces the street instead of the garden?

I don't really like the slanted wall, how about a corner sliding door? This way the area can be separated or the living room enlarged. This is how I imagine it, of course the style can be different.
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