That is not what I outlined.
Amateur opinion: The hallway takes up a lot of space with 15.5 sqm. Zigzag when entering the house, because you immediately walk into a wall, then turn right and run into the next one. From there you look at the next wall (door to the open space). This could possibly be omitted, but then you have this endlessly long, narrow corridor. I quite like the bedroom area with walk-in closet, separated like an apartment (we unconsciously did this in our upper floor and are happy about it), but then there is no guest WC on the ground floor, since strangers shouldn’t have to walk through your private bedroom area. Unfortunately this is just "complaining" without a concrete solution proposal, but that is what catches my eye. Upstairs, a door to the bathroom opening outwards is not good, the bathroom could be 4 sqm smaller, so it's just unnecessary walking/cost space. Then up there an extra room for hobbies and a fancy sports gallery—maybe you’d like to specify your concrete hobbies? You want to live in it as a couple and sometimes have guests, okay. But so much separation/extra rooms you don’t really need a separate room each time. We like the open space for two but also with mutual quiet sometimes, but for me that would be too many individual, separated rooms.I have worked on it again and hope to have better matched your draft now. It would be great if you and the other experts would comment on this one again. Thank you very much Here first the ground floor
Amateur opinion: The foyer takes up a lot of space with 15.5 sqm. Zigzag when entering the house, because you immediately run into a wall, turn right and run into the next one. From there you look at the next wall (door to the open living area). This might possibly be omitted, but then you have that endlessly long, narrow hallway. I find the bedroom area with dressing room, separated like an apartment, quite good (we unintentionally did the same in our upper floor and are glad about it), but then a guest toilet on the ground floor is missing since strangers should not walk through your private bedroom area. Unfortunately, this is just "complaining" without a concrete suggestion for a solution, but that’s what stands out to me. On the upper floor, a door to the bathroom opening outwards is not good, the bathroom could be 4 sqm smaller, otherwise there is just unnecessary walking/cost area. Then upstairs an extra room for a hobby and a fancy sports gallery, maybe you want to name your specific hobbies? You want to live in it as a couple and sometimes have guests, ok. But you don't need that much separation/extra rooms, each an extra room. We like it open as a couple and also quiet from each other sometimes, but for me that would be too many individual, separated rooms.
I will try to move the staircase a bit towards the entrance. Maybe then the house can be reduced from the originally planned 14 m back to 13 m without the living area on the ground floor becoming too small at the same time.Amateur opinion: The hallway takes up a lot of space with 15.5 sqm.
Laugh, I just wanted to point out the relevant little things.even if not adopted 1:1 so that there won’t be any remarks again). That will be changed
But remember enough freedom of movement.I’ll try to move the stairs a little towards the entrance.
Exactly. The endlessly long and narrow hallway is actually only as long as the stairs are wide. The reason is to avoid having an even longer hallway if the entrance is centered, but rather a break. In addition, you then do without the second hallway, which is disguised as an airlock/storage room, where laundry is probably supposed to be washed as well. Personally, I wouldn’t put stairs there either.This could possibly be omitted but then you have this endlessly long, narrow hallway.
We are two as well and enjoy two floors. That’s enough for mutual quiet. We don’t need doors or small rooms for that. I carry my hobbies into the common room and take over the table there. However, of course a separate room is not out of the question.But so much separation/extra rooms, you don’t need an extra room for each. We two like openness and also some mutual quiet at times, but for me it would be too much having individual, separated rooms.