Floor plan design 160sqm bungalow

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I'll write again tomorrow. It's so annoying on the tablet. Sorry.

Well, there are also financial aspects that limit you. Not everyone can afford a fancy bungalow

The bungalow can definitely become much "fancier" if you build a straight bungalow or an L-shaped bungalow instead of the Y. With the same financial investment...

The bungalow can definitely become much more "awesome" if you build a straight bungalow or an L-bungalow instead of the Y. With the same financial investment...

Sure! You're absolutely right. But I notice with our bungalow that it's already difficult to create a clear separation with 14x14.5 m. Our children also have to go through the open hallway. I just found it way too cramped and dark with a partition wall.

That's true, you usually only build once and should really get the optimum for yourself. But fortunately, that varies a bit for everyone ;) With the children, I don't see it as that strict, it's not like they have to walk through the living room to get to the bathroom and the toilet is even closer, both are in the hallway.

No, but always through the area that everyone enters from outside with street shoes. Even if they only use the guest bathroom. To the bathroom behind anyway. So, for example, with the freshly bathed child out of the bathroom, through the dirty area at the entrance into the room. Unlike in Evolith's bungalow. There is no "real" partition wall there, but a "conceptual" one. And that is completely sufficient. Here, the children take a path to the bathroom that is separate from the entrance area. Much better!

But if the bathroom is occupied and they need to go to the toilet, they also have to go through that area. And I don't know how it is with you, but we take off our shoes right behind the front door. But I can definitely understand what you mean.