Finalization of floor plan bungalow 130m² for 4 persons

I don't know how old your children are.
It starts with babies (there are some who sleep very little) and toddlers who don't play alone. With an open floor plan, you always have them in sight, you're always in the room.
Later during homework. You are always approachable.
No wall in between, nothing.
It annoyed me.
- The cradle couldn't be moved
- The stroller didn't fit into the kitchen
- You leave the room and the screaming started
- Later "Mommy stay"
- The climbing phase already gave me stomach aches just trying to quickly get something

Now everything is open. You make dinner and can have a conversation or keep an eye on the puzzle. It's a different kind of communication. "Mommy, look what I can do?" Simply look up, watch, praise, continue with the activity. It stays in flow.
With separate rooms: "Mom!!! MOM!!!" Yes, in a moment. "MOM!!! what is it?" Don’t know or unenthusiastic. Look.
More freedom of movement. You're in the room even though you are doing something else. Plus the garden in view and I notice who goes upstairs or not. One ear is always on the upper floor.
You notice when the fridge is opened and milk is spilled. When the tower or chair is pushed in front of the candy cabinet.
You do housework and are still with your children.

Just don't take a spiral staircase. Pro: hardly any space required Contra: dangerous, cannot be managed alone when carrying a load We once had such a thing in an apartment. Likewise, the ones with bitten-out steps are hard to walk on.

Also in the living room a tilt-and-slide door (outside dimensions: W: 2970 x H: 2230 mm, division 1485:1485 mm)
We are still not agreed about the kitchen door (a floor-to-ceiling fixed-glass window would be nice but not practical)
In the bedrooms & bathroom fixed glazing in the sash or windows with concealed opening sashes conceivable

With my wife, it’s exactly the opposite, she wants her peace from the children in the kitchen :]