Bungalow Floor Plan Draft Opinions

I like the second one, but I wouldn't just pave the terrace under the glass roof. Otherwise, you end up sitting cramped in the "narrow bay" when the sun is out.

Hello, in the bay you sit nicely protected in the evening. During the day, the terrace under the dining room is used. It's not so easy to see. So I don't think it's that bad. Thanks anyway...

... Would you put a door between the hallway and the bedrooms so that the sleeping rooms are completely protected from view??

no, I think the narrow hallway area at the shower height is completely sufficient for a visual separation. No stranger or visitor will wander there, and the bathroom door is thus separated to the "outside." Keep in mind that a door can also be annoying. Here it would probably only be open. Maybe later one could... :)

A courtyard is always a welcome dream :rolleyes: There is also enough garden space available to move seating or lounge furniture outside :)

A courtyard is always a welcome dream :rolleyes: There is also enough garden space to move outside with seating or reclining furniture :)

Our very first plan included an atrium, but we discarded it. So this is a small alternative.

So if a floor plan is an option, then the one from the professional. I wouldn't put the front door in front of the carport either but behind it, otherwise you always have to carry groceries, etc. past the car to the front door. And I personally don't like that all the doors in your design open to the front.

Wonderful. You have helped me a lot and probably also made my and my wife's decision easier. Great forum. If there are any suggestions, feel free to post..RegardsDieter