Bungalow Floor Plan Details-Suggestions

I’ll show you your "reception area" from the front door

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Looks shitty. Thanks! The app presents it nicer. Thanks for that

The links seem to have been deleted. Although I also work only with an amateur program, at least it is a room planning program. Do yourself a favor and delete your Room Planner: it is purely an interior design program and has little to do with architecture and house designs.

Looks shitty. Thanks! The app displays it more nicely. Thanks for that

My program also distorts things a bit. But it is not an old building where you try to make something out of it through clever furnishing and decoration; the foundation should be right, then almost any decoration and furnishing will work.

I hope the dimensions are easier to see here. But you are right, I'd better go to a professional.

I hope the dimensions are easier to see here. But you are right, I better go to a professional.

You can't even get to the front door because the car is parked in front of it.

You can't even get to the front door because the car is parked in front of it.

The front door is next to it, so by the porch (if that's what you call it).

I am also not good at creating floor plans, but for me, a lot of things don’t fit here either. The reading corner looks narrow and uncomfortable. The many tiny rooms in the middle, mostly intended as parking spaces, but nowhere do any cabinets fit? (Am I seeing it right that the utility room has 4 doors? I'm not sure about the representation. Sliding doors and once through a cabinet?) I don’t understand the walls in the children's room. Why not remove all that stuff and put a cabinet against the wall and space for playing? (Is that thinking too simple?) Does a real wardrobe even fit there at all? If it’s "only" about the parents’ area, then I find it strange that the laundry gets a window, but the dressing room doesn’t. Otherwise, if I interpret the drawing there correctly, the utility room has a passage to the other side, then I would save the passage to the dressing room and would rather take more storage space both in the dressing room and in the utility room... but actually, I don’t like the whole structure at all, so, uhm. Depending on the representation, the shower otherwise seems hard to enter, but whether it actually fits in terms of dimensions, I don’t know....

My overall feeling is also: throw it away, start from scratch.