Construction of a 144 sqm bungalow in Fichtenwalde (near Potsdam)

Us too … But the bathroom is mostly used only by the two ladies: There are also bottles on the floor … :cool: Is it possible to rotate the niche by 90 degrees in your case?

No, otherwise more drywall would be needed and the bathroom would be even smaller.

Now back to the floor. We have moved away from vinyl. Now the question is: parquet or tiles? We are a bit skeptical about parquet when it comes to chairs, especially office chairs in the office and living room. Doesn’t that quickly "damage" the parquet?

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That makes the parquet quickly "damaged", doesn't it?

There are protective underlays for more sensitive floors. These at least help with office chairs. For the living room, felt gliders are probably better. However, visitors will probably not always take off their shoes. Therefore, marks on the parquet will certainly not be completely avoidable in the long run.
Tiles with a wood look?

There are protective pads for more sensitive floors. These help at least with office chairs. For the living room, felt gliders are probably better. However, visitors probably won't always take off their shoes. Therefore, traces on the parquet floor will certainly not be completely avoidable in the long run.
Tiles in wood look?

Yes, tiles in wood look are the favorite of :)

What matters is whether you like them (would). Personally, I find the vinyl flooring, which is disliked by some, okay in secondary rooms. We have vinyl on the upper floor. Easy to maintain and durable. No feeling of 'plastic bags'.

The important thing is whether you (would) like them.

We are quite open about that. We also favor that option.