Floor plan bungalow 140 sqm - suggestions?

? e.g.? white wooden furniture? limewashed? Bathroom floor tiles?

The main bathroom floor can be a bit darker – most of the rest of the house should be laid mostly in light oak ... Definitely white furniture :) ... a bit romantic already – but still understated ... always appear simple, elegant, and match everything ... :) ...

clearly,
Karat wall unit, 2-seater sofa, extendable table, floor lamp

Kitchen model Katja ;) ...
Ah yes *swoon*

just not to children :D or rather the stickers from the sticker books work especially well there.

we had a pitched roof, trapezoidal windows, large open space with airspace right at the beginning inside, and never wanted to know about any surcharge or reduction. Maybe that was better for us

A hipped roof is, of course, one of those things that often divides opinions. I think it really depends a lot on the size of the house and the surroundings.

I am also considering building a bungalow (but it will probably be more of a 1.5-story). For me, the following points regarding a hipped roof are up for discussion:

[*]Bungalows are visually quite flat anyway, relative to the wall length. A hipped roof amplifies this effect even more. The house looks like a flat flounder. No matter from which side you approach the house, you always see quite a lot of roof. Here, an increased ceiling height could visually help, not to mention the feeling of space in the large living-dining room.
[*]The gable side of a pitched roof makes the house look taller visually (with the same roof pitch). This is especially important if the neighboring houses are built as 1.5 or 2 stories.
[*]Such a gable wall also allows for nice design elements.
[*]In cheaper houses, especially with hipped roofs, the roof structure is often built in nail plate construction with internal bracing/trusses. This often already prevents its use as storage space. It simply becomes too cumbersome to crawl through the compartments all the time.
[*]The gable sides of a pitched roof more easily allow windows for the attic. Pitched roofs are mostly built as purlin/rafter roofs. The space is more usable.
[*]With a hipped roof, definitely do not go to the lower limit of the roof pitch. At a pitch of 22° there is no usable room height. Better to have a slightly steeper pitch so that the space becomes usable. Even if it is only a storage room, you will curse quite a bit if you have to crawl around all the time.
[*]In general, I would also consider—it is, of course, a matter of cost—to at least plan a small knee wall. Even if it is only 50 cm. It makes the house look somewhat larger from the outside. That combined with a roof pitch of about 30° already creates a large attic. Also, this would later be more suitable for expansion and use.
[*]For a bungalow with a low roof pitch, I would consider taking out the ceiling in the living/dining area. The room would then be open up to the roof slope. This would create a maximum ceiling height of about 4.5 meters.

You can probably tell that I am more a fan of the pitched roof. A hipped roof definitely needs an appropriate base underneath so that the proportions fit.

The floor in the main bathroom can be a bit darker – the rest of the house should mostly be laid in light oak ...

Definitely white furniture :) ... somewhat romantic – yet still subtle ...
always appear simple, elegant, and go with everything ... :) ...

Uniformity... I liked the Karatschrank better .. hehe...
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Now I’m finished... I’m not in the mood anymore, and the soccer game is almost over, I’m allowed back into the living room ;)

I moved the technical room to the outside again... I also like the kitchen this way better :)