Bungalow Floor Plan Details-Suggestions

So here is the entire draft. I am looking for a solution to arrange the rooms in the parents' area better in order to eliminate and/or better integrate the anteroom.

So here is the entire draft.
I am looking for a solution to better arrange the rooms in the parents' area to eliminate the anteroom and/or integrate it better.

Ooh, without measurements one wonders whether this is a house design or modern art.

Before we repeat ourselves again,... you should:
- add measurements
- leave out rugs, frills, and decorations and allow only basic furnishings
- provide clear, readable room labels (because none of that can be read) and please with contrast

All this out of respect for the person looking at it, so that nothing blurs, in other words: the forum.

So ultimately we are still talking about - continued in - continued in ? You really need to work diligently on your compliance (= patient's willingness to cooperate with diagnostic and therapeutic measures) :-(

Back to square one and starting over, you don't have to think about details yet with the design. It is more art than a functional floor plan...

Oh, without dimensions, one wonders whether this is a house design or modern art.

Before we repeat ourselves again,... you should:
- add dimensions
- omit carpets, frills, and decorations and allow only basic furnishings
- provide clear, readable room labels (because none of that can be read) and please with contrast

All this out of respect for those who look at it, so nothing blurs together, in other words: the forum.

Better like this? I know I won’t get applause for the floor plan, but for me it is functional. Only the parents’ area is too convoluted. Again… for me.

Back to square one and new, you don’t have to think about details with the draft yet.

No, thanks – "back to square one" is exactly the path on which the OP endlessly makes no progress.

Since it is a mixed-use area, we are free from restrictions.
A bungalow, because the plot allows it and so you are well prepared for old age. It is also practical with children to have everything on one level.
The idea of the L-shape comes from wanting a covered terrace and thus also being protected from the street.

The last floor plan shown today is most likely suspected by Google image reverse search to have been stolen from Zenker (in AT not merged with Bien, but rather probably a division of Elk). Overall, we have already discussed a good handful of designs for this project – NEVER continuously, and certainly not classically conceptually developed on a proper basis. Instead, there is always an attempt to twist example floor plans taken from the endless internet. It is expressly N-O-T recommended to go to a builder with a "stolen" floor plan that has been reworked a hundred times in a forum!!!