Floor plan design for a hillside house with 5 children's rooms

The difference:



On the left, your food, on the right, better [emoji2]

Also gladly here

I am glad when we get rid of the SBS. Unfortunately, the freezer compartment is rather mediocre to use. And the fridge compartment is actually rather too narrow.

Mh good questions. Making one meter wide and 2.5m deep walkable probably makes little sense? Should it probably be wider for walkability? I think I'll look for examples on Pinterest tonight and then draw it "furnished" with our devices and stuff [emoji6]

I'm glad when we're rid of the SBS. The freezer section is unfortunately rather mediocre to use. And the fridge section is actually rather too narrow.

Oh no, I really didn't want to hear that now[emoji85] [emoji28]. Thanks anyway. So then maybe a narrow tall freezer in the pantry? We have to buy a new one anyway for the move, the old one is ancient and probably due for replacement. But standard size would probably be good for affordability. So then I'll see what we roughly need and check the dimensions of the pantry. The kitchen might also be easier to plan with a slightly smaller fridge.

Left your food, better on the right

I don’t see a place on the right where the vacuum cleaner could go, on the left it would probably stand behind the door right in the way and would be a top-notch tripping hazard. So right, but half a meter wider.

How about rotating the master bathroom and the pantry so that the partition wall runs horizontally instead of vertically? (In the last draft) Then the pantry could have a door (sliding door?) in the middle, making it easier to enter and allowing it to be better equipped, as in the ypgs example.