City villa floor plan - suggestions for changes?

Beauty is also worth something, though.

In this case, the "beauty" of "Else Kling" from the buttermilk commercial, if you ask me. However, my comment was less motivated by the fact that tastes differ and that the original poster quite often has a different one than I do. Rather, it was a hint that there is no need to fear heading straight for monotony if you just leave out the tense stylishness. The cut-ins could even all be straightened without the individuality suffering – the fact that plan right is not one is more inconsistent than clever. I also like to remind you of my suggestion to plan individually: in this price range, it is nonsense to diminish the user value of the building through compromises that result purely from sticking to the base design. The fear that a design built from a blank sheet would be more expensive is unfounded. Where there are prohibitive prices for that, you have caught the wrong provider. I had linked the design for the project by – as a model house, it would have been the same on the receipt.

The indentations could even all be straightened without the individuality suffering – the fact that the one on the right side of the plan is not is more inconsistent than clever. I also like to remind of my suggestion to plan individually: in this price range, it’s nonsense to reduce the building’s user value through compromises that result purely from sticking to the basic design.

I actually assume that the choice for the design was made very deliberately. I also find it quite legitimate to choose a house based on the exterior view and then adapt it according to one’s own wishes. That the buyer accepts sacrifices inside for that is simply taken into account. On the other hand

We will definitely have the indentation on the left side straightened…

if I already start to leave the shape, I can also do without the setbacks entirely and optimize my house for my needs.

I also find it quite legitimate to choose a house based on the exterior view and then adapt it according to your own wishes. That you make sacrifices inside for it,

You can do that with Jette in the original format or other houses in the 250-sqm class, otherwise the sacrifices become too severe.

I have now played around a bit with the floor plan and have come to the following result so far. What do you think about it? Do you think it is feasible? I have now tried to put the 3rd children's room/guest room upstairs to get more space on the ground floor.

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Can you mirror the floor plan so it matches the plan

Where is the [Technikraum]?
Where is the [Garderobe]?
With 5 hooks you won't get far.

The children's room on the upper floor doesn't work. Too narrow and long.

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Can you mirror the floor plan so that it matches the plan?

Where is the technical room?
Where is the wardrobe?
Five hooks are not enough.

The children's room on the upper floor doesn't work. Too narrow.

I have now mirrored everything and labeled it in green.
In addition, cardinal directions and terraces are now marked