Floor plan 170m2 - Laundry room too small? Suggestions for improvement?

Why must a bedroom be squeezed in downstairs at all costs, only to feel cramped again? No one voluntarily moves downstairs. Into cramped conditions. There are stairlifts.

hm...... the most important thing is wall surfaces to accommodate various things like distribution, meters, inverter, heating, buffer storage, washing machine, etc. if necessary, a partition wall should be placed somewhere where you can at least store something else..... possibly also consider above the ceiling where you might be able to place something (no joke) in total we have 27sqm [Technikraum] and there is not a single unused area and we also have an additional wall built in otherwise it would not have worked at all.

Thanks to you. Push the stairs further to the left according to the plan. The children's rooms upstairs are relatively too large. The common room can handle that. The small utility room will be disappointing. Additionally, the technicians will furnish it as best they can, which no longer has anything to do with your detailed planning.

Oh yes,... our heating engineer got a ballroom - supposedly it couldn't be done otherwise. Now you can waltz between the components and our utility room is far too small. :)

Again: staircase and small room over to the chimney, remove the wall stub in the kitchen and arrange the kitchen furniture rotated. Mirror the staircase. Adjust the children's rooms upstairs.

I tried to catch your train of thought.

Washing machine and dryer can also be stacked.

I tried to catch your line of thought.

Well, mirroring stairs does not mean: rotating stairs. It also has to work at the top. Unfortunately, I also don't have time to try pushing it myself :confused: