Floor plan design 160sqm bungalow

I guess there won't be a basement underneath? Then you’re missing a storage room. With 8 sqm for the utility room and 5 sqm for the storage closet, we are already tight in our bungalow.

Then I have to say, one shower is enough. We managed perfectly fine with that before as well.
A window in the dressing room is rather counterproductive if I want to fill it up with wardrobes. Personally, I would have preferred to put the dressing room in the back corner so you don’t immediately look straight in when entering.

Living area: Keep in mind that a fireplace (stove) can get pretty hot when it’s blazing. The person sitting closest to the seating area might break out in a slight sweat ;-) Maybe the fireplace would be better placed on the partition wall rather than in the middle of the room. But that’s also a design question.
When watching TV, the nice glazed windows might annoy you because they reflect. I would have planned the dining area there and put the couch on the right.

Kitchen: Think about a window with a transom. That way you can still place things in front of it or have the sink there and still be able to open the window.

Hello,
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I didn't want to make the post unnecessarily long, so I only wrote the most important things in my first post.
In the drawings, north is at the top. I don't currently have a site plan, but the 45° gable faces the field. I have listed all other conditions above.
The bathroom can certainly be a bit smaller, but I don't consider 17 sqm to be a ballroom.
Why is the bedroom a walk-through room? Because of the walk-in closet?

I find zoning in a bungalow always a bit difficult; unfortunately, I don't know where else to put the kids.

The couch is too big; there is 3m space for a couch and you can find the dimensions in my first post with the floor plan; the second one was more meant to show a possible furnishing.

The fireplace is supposed to be a built-in stove and the technology will go into the utility room.
What I forgot to mention is that the living/dining/kitchen area has an open ceiling.


Thanks for your suggestions.
We also considered storage space, but decided that the attic and outbuildings have to be sufficient.

The dressing room would certainly look better the other way around, but now you look out of the window on the north side onto the field from the bed, and if it is the other way around, onto the street.
I will try to put together a site plan.

The idea of mirroring has crossed my mind too... :confused: maybe swapping things isn’t such a bad idea after all.

Oops, now I see the dimensions. Sorry!
This is due to the stupid PDF - very cumbersome for many in the forum to use.
But my points of criticism remain, now adding the missing site plan as well as the missing data.
I'll say: if a technical or utility room or enough storage space is improvised, then the mistakes don’t have to repeat themselves.
Otherwise, I gladly give the tip to look into other floor plan discussions to get more of a feel or to deal with the second shower or dressing room and the corresponding arguments.
And of course, much is difficult for a layperson – for someone with experience or the appropriate studies, very easy.

Regards

Here is a quickly made site plan.

And here are the data:

Development plan/Restrictions
Plot size: 2000 sqm
Slope: no
Site occupancy index: 0.3
Floor area ratio: 0.3
Building window, building line and boundary: everything that is red
Edge development: no
Number of parking spaces: 2
Number of floors: 1
Roof type: gable roof
Style: bungalow
Orientation: north
Maximum heights/limits: 8m
Further requirements

Client requirements

Number of persons: 4 (including two toddlers)
Space requirement on the ground floor: approx. 160 sqm
Office: family use
Open or closed architecture: open
Conservative or modern style
Open kitchen, cooking island
Number of dining seats: 8
Fireplace: yes
Music/stereo wall
Balcony, roof terrace: terrace
Garage, carport: carport for two cars
Utility garden, greenhouse: no

House design
Who designed it: do-it-yourself
What is especially liked? Why?: large and open living/dining area
Personal price limit for the house, including equipment: 500,000
Preferred heating technology: gas condensing boiler

: Sorry, I thought .pdf is quite common and the best format for something like this. Could you maybe explain the part about the utility room/storage space and making mistakes again? Second shower is out because our experience is simply different, but luckily everyone can decide that for themselves. A dressing room with a window is definitely worth considering.