Floor plan design / draft single-family house flat roof with double garage

You mean something like this?



I'm afraid the office will be quite small. Wasn't she a teacher and does she really need it every day?

You mean something like this?



I'm afraid the office will be really small. Wasn't she a teacher and needs it every day?

Hello,

Thanks for your suggestions, yes she is a teacher.

The sink will be removed and placed in the storage room by the garage, I find that quite practical when you come in dirty from the garden...
The door from the garage was still quite important to us, so we'd rather give up a shelf for it.
We want to put a long shelf in the pantry up to under the stairs, on the wall facing the hallway.
Yes, the sofa corner might seem relatively small, but for us the distance to the TV is sufficient.

Regarding the bathroom, it will certainly become a bit more cramped and awkward, but we didn't want an open shower nor a door or glass walls, so the T-solution is quite practical...
Additionally, we would like built-in niches in the shower and at the toilet for toilet paper.
Without drywall, that's difficult...
We just don't know whether to make the shower deeper and move the toilet towards the bedroom, or if it would become too tight.

The wall of the bedroom was initially as you drew it, but 1.5m in front of the bed is still enough for a low dresser with a TV above it.

Would you install a skylight dome up in the hallway?

I have some concerns regarding heat protection, cracking in the sun, pattering noise in the rain and sealing... also when the roof is redone one day. Maybe it’s better to just install two spotlights with motion detectors for lighting on dark days; perhaps enough light comes in anyway.

Would you also have the doors to the utility room and guest WC open inward?

Best regards

Mmh, very interesting. We have been puzzling all the time about how to make the children's rooms the same size or bigger. But that seems completely uninteresting... Ok.

Mmh, very interesting. We've been puzzling all the time about how to make the children's rooms the same size or bigger. But that seems completely unimportant... Ok.

Sorry.. we don't find it that bad, it's not like one child is in the broom closet and the other has 25sqm, if you don't want to reduce the bedroom and study.. it will probably be difficult without making it awkward...

Yes, the sofa corner may seem relatively small, but for us the distance to the TV is sufficient.

If you would shorten the hallway (it's somehow unnecessary, that stub), then it would be awkward to stand there in the living room. Is there any reason why you wouldn't switch the living room and kitchen? It would all be doable and transferable. ...

Would you install a skylight dome up in the hallway?

No, although I like them. But you do have a window in the stairwell. I would probably plan a window in the office door.

Would you also have the doors to the utility room and guest WC open inward?

Yes.

That's why I had moved the wardrobe and all the fuss. Apparently, the question came from a child's mouth whether one isn't as loved as the sister / brother because one only got the small room. And 13 to 16 is already ... mmmmh - well ... a bit unfair.