That is correct: 3 meters from the street then 12 meters… ah 9.7m I just see now, that of course still fits.Mmh, you are right, the entrance area is too tiny. Just to clarify: the 12m only start after the 3m distance from the street – which makes a total of 15m. Please correct me if that is wrong.
But you have already seen that the island is 2.40 and the unit as well? Are you talking about the total cabinet meters or the aesthetically long unit?If you take the refrigerator out of the kitchen unit, you might also get by with 3.2-3.5 m of kitchen unit…
That is also a utility room, since the freezer room is quite small. So the utility room has to be good for many things, and with the freezer it should be enough.Yes, you can still make the pantry a bit smaller. We have plenty of 1 sqm, shelves on all three sides, a lot fits in there.
There is also the 9.15 m width, length results at about 77 sqm on the ground floor. Let’s not kid ourselves: it is a 144 sqm house. And since there is not much land left in the southwest, a wide terrace door in the south makes sense: that is where the main garden is.Let's leave the rectangle and see what else there is.
We are more about the aesthetic kitchen line, we cook a lot and also with the children/friends, it’s practically our common hobby…that’s why the kitchen has a somewhat higher value for us than a perfect TV spot.But you have already seen that the island is 2.40 and the line as well? Are you referring to the total cupboard meters or the aesthetically long line? This is also a utility room, since the freezer room is quite small. The utility room therefore has to be good for many things, it should then be enough with the freezer as well. There is also the 9.15 width, the length results in about 77 sqm on the ground floor. Let’s not kid ourselves: it is a 144 sqm house. And since there is not much land left in the southwest, a wide terrace door in the south makes sense: that is where the main garden is.
There is also the 9.15 width, length results in about 77sqm on the ground floor.
Let’s not fool ourselves: it is a 144sqm house.
And since there isn’t much land left in the southwest, a wide terrace door in the south makes sense: that’s where the main garden is.
Yes, that's true, but we're not in a wishful thinking scenario here. 145 sqm is 145 sqm. The island is at least 180 wide and in addition there are 10 (!) spaces for 60 cm cabinets. There's a small pantry separately as well. You could also rotate it and leave out the cabinets by the window. Then it stands freely and has a row of five units behind it. That should also work if that's nicer? What does the expert say? :) Then however with a seating window in the kitchen at the bottom of the plan, or both right away? Oh, that would be a tasty bonus.L-shaped kitchen with peninsula is not comparable to a real island. As you know, I mainly come from kitchen planning ;).