Bungalow floor plan 150 sqm, closed kitchen, covered terrace

  • Erstellt am 2019-06-30 07:05:20

kaho674

2019-07-01 09:57:01
  • #1
Yes, the three swear by it. No sneaking. It sleeps there all the time. Well, times are changing. In the past everything was separated immediately, now it's all about cuddling.
 

illvisionz

2019-07-01 20:16:34
  • #2
Thank you for the numerous responses from you. We like the proposed solution with the [Kinderzimmer] and will pass it on as is. We wanted to keep the point of a separate area for parents and child/guest. And if someone comes upstairs, then we as parents with a small terrace and whirlpool. Feel free to make changes to our floor plan, a picture usually says more than an eternally long text. Regards Alex
 

haydee

2019-07-01 20:42:26
  • #3
Then make the terrace stable. Recently a balcony gave way under a paddling pool.

No, seriously, the roof extension must be taken into account. You need a staircase.
Take a look at Rensch-Haus Madeira. It has one less room, a spacious hall + storage room that offers space for a staircase, separate child's room (which is really rare in sample floor plans).
It seemed very spacious. Maybe reduce the parents' room a bit and make the kitchen and technical room bigger.
You can get through the ground floor with a walker. I would find that really good.

Gussek Haus Jura is an L-shaped bungalow with an expanded roof.
 

illvisionz

2019-07-02 21:01:57
  • #4
Hello, I have looked at both. We find it absolutely terrible when I enter a house and after one meter there are already 2 doors leading to the parents' and children's bedrooms, that is a no-go for us. I am attaching a picture of a floor plan idea we had before we came up with the idea of making a slanted entrance. What we liked about this was that the parents' and children's areas are not immediately accessible but still close by. Unfortunately, it is not dimensioned. Please disregard the storage room.
 

haydee

2019-07-02 21:45:28
  • #5
Corridors take up space

Why didn’t it become that?
Without dimensions, it is difficult to say anything. The parent part needs to be arranged differently
Looks better
 

hampshire

2019-07-02 21:59:27
  • #6
Some separate when it’s only about cuddling.
 

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