Existing floor plan - How to plan furnishing and usage?

Say what you understand each time by big and enough space. What is a big dining table? What is a big sofa? L shape? How much workspace do you need? And so on. 44 m² is already spacious.

You want help and are already stuck. 6x7 m rooms with triple usage are simply difficult to furnish. And sometimes the overall floor plan with the assignments of what else is planned simply helps. Is that a window front on the right side of the plan?

Just a quick sketch as an idea. But it is really difficult without reasonable distances of the doors to the walls (under 60cm), plus the window with a 50cm sill. No idea what the builder might have been thinking. Maybe the room was only meant as a kitchen/dining area and the study as a living room???

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A large dining table 150 - 180 cm, space for 6 chairs without feeling "cramped". L-shaped sofa, currently we have about 5 running meters of countertop in the kitchen (with stove and sink) - it shouldn’t be less than that. A few meters of bookshelf, a view of the TV without a neck twist or binoculars, should also be included.
The "44 sqm is generous" was also our first thought, until we had the detailed measurements and started planning the furniture...


Yes, the entire wall is a window. (Not openable) Plus the glass door at the corner.
The other rooms have no connections, remodeling for that would be horrible. Electricity might be possible, water not – simply no basement and I won’t chisel into the floor heating. ;-) Besides, we need the rooms anyway, otherwise something would be missing...

@lbdk14
Thanks for the idea.
But then the upper cabinets would be missing and thus quite a lot of storage volume. :-( (Storage options are available in other rooms (the utility room is huge), but running there for every pot or bag of flour?)
The view to the TV is "around the corner" and a carpet "by the sofa" hardly works either, otherwise you always walk over it heading to the terrace...
We measured the distances three times during the first viewing, we couldn’t believe it either!

BTW, that can still be improved... The "kitchen window" has two wings, only one with a handle, the other rather fixed – of course the wing opens towards the "kitchen wall".

The crazy thing is, the other rooms are cut very well, the bathrooms fit, the hallway is okay, the technical equipment is top. Price, building fabric and location are also good.
But if we can’t come up with anything for that room, somehow it all doesn’t work... (But we have apparently already turned down several interested parties.)

Manni

( (Storage options are available in other rooms (utility room is huge), but to run to every pot or bag of flour there?)

You just don't want to understand ... just grant us the overall floor plan ... you simply need a flow. If there are two of you ... then it would probably also be conceivable to make the large room a kitchen/dining room with a small reading corner and create the main room for the sofa elsewhere. You don't allow creativity with your restrictions at all. TV connections can also be routed in the baseboards. The sketch by , on the contrary, even has a lot of storage space. Wall cabinets can also be added to the wall and the wall would have the option for more tall cabinets if the storage space is not enough.

and a detailed plan does not have to be done yet.

(And, no, we don't need a detailed kitchen plan

Could it be that you are a bit annoyed?
No one wants to do a detailed plan, but for the rough planning the kitchen location should fit, right?

doesn’t help much with room furnishing either, right?!?)

Right?! Could it be that you are telling the expert what he has to consider?
Could it be that you are not doing yourself any favors with that?

A large dining table 150 - 180 cm, space for 6 chairs without it being "tight".

So at least 2 meters!

But if we can't think of anything for the room, then none of this works... (But we apparently have already turned down several interested parties.)

If you can't come up with anything here, then just decline! There are plenty of houses... You are lacking ideas and the experts the input.