Bungalow floor plan max. 140 m² - dimensions according to the standard ok?

Should the dining table really be placed where it is currently drawn?
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No, the large dining table with 8 chairs is planned in the middle of the room. A kitchen island (1.80 m long and 1.20 m deep) along the wall visually separates the kitchen from the living room. I have drawn this in the plan (without dimensions).
The drawn fireplace also serves as a room divider.

I couldn’t talk my husband out of the side-by-side fridge. It wouldn’t have fit in the kitchen units with upper cabinets, as the oven and pull-out pantry didn’t leave any space. According to the architect, the utility room with 7.3 m² is completely sufficient, as I expressed my concerns.

The house is mainly oriented according to the path of the sun. I have marked the cardinal directions. The terrace is not facing south because there is a semi-detached house there.

I couldn't talk my husband out of the SbS.

Weak performance. Does he at least always cook then?

No, he is doing the laundry now

And does he at least get the beer / wine in the evening by himself when sitting on the couch?

That’s half a day’s hike around the island to the fridge... or are you planning a small fridge directly in the living room for that? I find the kitchen so impractical, the two kitchen units are way too far apart, it’s not just a swivel step from one to the other, but also a little hike here. But I’ve seen this here quite often, that some people fix their fitness program for the rest of their lives through appropriate planning. I’m just lazy...

The living room is somehow planned badly, too – where is the TV? In the cupboard opposite the stove? Then you get a stiff neck from watching the evening news every day, right? I advise against longer TV sessions anyway for orthopedic reasons.

Lots of space – but suboptimally used (to put it kindly).

How about moving the workspace where the kitchen is, the partition wall to the private area parallel to the [Luftraum] (is that a [Luftraum] or just beams over the dining area?), table stays, kitchen where the living room is now, and the living room cozily in the corner where the workspace is now. Where the stove goes then still needs to be thought about. I don’t really like the kitchen between the living and dining area, but given the layout here, I can’t think of anything better offhand. Only as it is now, I find it totally impractical and loads of wasted space that makes it all quite uncomfortable.

Living in the handball hall.....

One could of course move the large sliding door that is now in the dining area to the adjacent wall and then place the kitchen where the dining area currently is, again as a two-row kitchen, but with a maximum of 130cm between the rows, with a terrace door leading out to the terrace there as well. The dining area would shift to the south (currently the living room), in front of the large sliding door located there, and the living room would be where the office is now. Here, direct terrace access from the kitchen would also be a great advantage.