City villa floor plan - What do you like and what don’t you like?

EG then makes 2.45 and OG below 2.40...

So, I think, as you have already read from me above, small mistakes are easily fixable. The dressing room and bedroom can be swapped if you insist on your wind hatch and absolutely want it. I find it unnecessary in the hallway and vestibule and would instead set up a reading corner there. The house is spacious and works. But honestly: this nice floor space in the kitchen gets a worktop of 3.60... if you subtract the stove, sink, and storage space for kitchen appliances, there remains a pure work surface of about 1.20. I find that rather meager and far too little. Don’t you cook often? Regards, Yvonne P.S. Aha, that is supposed to be extended - totally missed that I wanted to comment on the windows: I find it always looks strange when the outer walls on the left and right are quite narrow next to the outer windows. From your perspectives, that is not recognizable. Also, the front view is almost symmetrical, but only almost, which amounts to a tilt.

EG then makes 2.45 and OG under 2.40...

That would be a disaster for us and was not mentioned in the conversation.

The dressing room and bedroom can be swapped

Thank you very much for the good tip. That definitely makes sense and was adopted immediately (see attachment)

Also, the front view is almost symmetrical, but only almost, which corresponds to a tilt.

Indeed, that is correct. The kitchen wing is just wider. Whether that can still be symmetrically balanced?!

But honestly: this nice kitchen floor space gets a work line of 3.60... if you subtract stove, sink and storage space for kitchen appliances, a pure working area of about 1.20 remains. I find that rather meager and far too little.

In addition to the working area, if needed (e.g. when baking and cooking in large quantities), the kitchen table of the same height and material is added. So that is sufficient for us. The kitchen worktop will also have a depth of 75 cm.

Do you have no information about the floor structure?

And now also move the window in the dressing room so that wardrobes can fit on the wall to the bedroom. I always calculate with Pax wardrobe dimensions including sliding door at least 66 cm, ideally 70 cm.
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On the ground floor, I thought there was supposed to be a sliding door between the kitchen and dining area. Like now in the new floor plan:


but then it is more of an open passage. And, if you don’t sit at a doll’s table (as drawn) but at a table 180x90/100 cm, there won’t be much space from the chair to the stove. It could become an unpleasantly hot spot.
The mentioned kitchen planning... the table in the plan as described will then probably only be usable from the lower side, since the aisle at the upper side is supposed to be used for working. For a 16 sqm kitchen area, I find the planning still optimizable.

And where is the terrace supposed to be located?

For a 16 sqm kitchen space, I find the planning still optimizable.

But that is very diplomatically phrased. So far the area brings nothing except long distances. And a resonance room, if the housewife likes to sing