Floor plan design city villa 130 sqm

The alarm clock rings. I sit up, swing myself to the edge of the bed. Bang! - at least today I only hit my forehead on the exterior wall. That's the exercise, yesterday my nose was still bleeding. My wife now wants to get up too: "Honey, can you check if no peeper is passing by outside?" (because we have a floor-to-ceiling window right next to her bed). By the way, she overslept yesterday. Our alarm clocks are both on my nightstand; when mine rang, I accidentally turned hers off as well while silencing mine. At least I had breakfast undisturbed then, because no one squeezed past.

In other words: you don’t fix un-furnishable rooms by drawing furniture into the floor plan.

Even if you only sleep in it, surely both people would want to access the bed from the side? The one sleeping by the outer wall can only crawl into bed from the foot end, as there is too little space by the wall. At least they get a small bedside table. The one lying towards the dressing room doesn’t get one because the window is floor-to-ceiling...

I also find some things too cramped. For example, the dining table could definitely be bigger than the current model.

I still don’t understand why the staircase’s direction can’t be reversed. But that’s actually secondary at the moment, as I find other important areas (dining area, bedroom) too tight and probably many things will still change...

yes, that floor-to-ceiling window has to go... a strip window will also be installed there. What do you mean by the direction of the staircase? What would have fit better?

We have a 30sqm bedroom with 3 large floor-to-ceiling windows - pure luxury and we would never give it up again. For privacy, we have airy, translucent white curtains. It feels like being on vacation every morning - as long as the sun is shining.

Same here... but on 20 sqm... I would do it exactly the same again...

The hallway downstairs is not too narrow! Because the start is on the living room side, you still have space to move in the middle of the hallway. However, it might be that you will hit your head now and then.
The door to the utility room might be tight - being under the stairs like that.
It doesn’t bother me in principle that everything is open, as long as the sofa is not placed directly in the sightline to the hallway. I simply miss a coat rack and a place to store your jackets and shoes. There is no cupboard space because of the utility room door, and now the hallway is becoming too narrow as well. You probably don’t want to look into a mess from the dining room.

What confuses me is the orientation: does your north arrow align with your description of the front door to the street and the north arrow?

Anyway: the house will not get visits from sunlight - the rooms that benefit from the sun are the utility room, guest toilet, and hallway. Maybe that is why the hallway is kept open, so that light somehow reaches the living spaces?!
It wouldn’t suffice for me in the slightest, even if twice as many windows were planned on the north.

Is the room orientation chosen deliberately?

Since the kitchen/dining area is too narrow to move around, and the hallway needs a coat closet for 4 people, I would plan again. But I think relocating with a straight staircase is not feasible with this square footage.

Regards, Yvonne

Oh right: The north arrow on the floor plan is incorrect. Got it. But that doesn't change the lighting of the rooms ☹️

Where is the carport planned?

Best regards, Yvonne