Floor plan bungalow approx. 135m² Your opinions?

2022-01-31 15:39:37

Did you present the floor plan here?

No, I only came across this forum later, everything was already finished by then. :)

2022-01-31 18:13:48

I scribbled in a kitchen with an island and a couch with a TV cabinet.

I would leave out the pantry, the door makes it even tighter, just like the wall towards the living area. I don’t see a big dining table there.
And then I don’t understand the living room area if it is furnished as drawn. Should the wall to the (children’s) room remain free?

btw I miss here

2022-01-31 18:43:46

We sketched it and presented it to an architect. He virtually adopted it 1:1 and drew it to scale (see below)

You can see...

open central day area (kitchen with dining room),

...if you now help me find the dining room.... :rolleyes:

I think we should start over. What is certain besides the bungalow and approx. 135 m² with 2 children's rooms?

With a pantry, you have 47 m² for eating/cooking/living, you can definitely make something out of that. However, not with this layout.

The "living" (living/dining...) is too far away from the entrance for me.

2022-01-31 20:50:19

I would omit the pantry, the door makes it even tighter, just like the wall towards the living room. I don't see a large dining table there. And then I don't understand the living room area if it is furnished as drawn. Should the wall to the (children's) room remain free? btw I miss here

We don't necessarily want to sit in the kitchen now, but rather have a TV corner. I also don't want to look directly at the entire kitchen. Then we'd have to omit the island and instead place the table in the middle. A dresser or something similar should be placed on the wall to the children's room. The pantry could also get a sliding door (loft door).

2022-01-31 20:52:27

You can see...

...if you now help me find the dining room.... :rolleyes:

I think we should start over again.
What is already decided, apart from the bungalow and about 135 m² with 2 children's rooms?

With a pantry, you have 47 m² for eating/cooking/living, you can definitely make something out of it. But not with this layout.

The "living" (living/dining...) is too far away from the entrance for me.

Entrance in the north and kitchen/living room in the south toward the plot is not a bad orientation at all

2022-01-31 20:53:26

A pantry under 3.5 sqm can be better replaced by cabinets. Especially when there is a storage room and a utility room so close by.

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