Floor plan design single-family house 150 sqm city villa

Yes, the entrance area is also completely unacceptable to me. I keep seeing these floor plans where there is practically no space at the entrance. And then a family with 3 children. How absurd! And above all, why? Why do they make life so hell for themselves? Because of a guest room or a study? The priorities are completely wrong there. You enter and leave the house several times every day. I only have guests 2-3 times a year. And you can work with a laptop in the living room or better in a small corner of the bedroom. But the entrance area needs a wardrobe and at least 10m² of space to simply be in it first. Yes, and especially guests usually don’t come to stay overnight but rather to celebrate birthdays. Then you look pretty stupid when 10 people are expected to be satisfied with a niche cabinet that is already overflowing with their own clothes. So we are only two. We were not granted the joy of children. Nevertheless, I am amazed every day at all the stuff that accumulates in the entrance area. Shoes, jackets, laptop bags, bags, tons of mail, keys, hats, scarves and gloves, guest slippers, various phones with charging stations, a clock with a weather station, and all that without children. If I now imagine all the fuss with a toddler – and then all that in a 90cm hallway. Simply ridiculous!

And you can also work with a notebook in the living room or preferably a small corner in the bedroom.

Quite nonsense and far from reality. There is a difference between working and surfing around.
Moreover, such a corner is not tax-deductible. There are really people who only work from home, and you should give the whole thing the appropriate priority.

and at least 10m² of space

Made my day!!! I really had to be careful not to fall off the chair... my God, 90% of the inhabitants of this country live in dramatic circumstances because they do not have a 10m² vestibule.

Complete nonsense and far from reality. There is a difference between working and surfing around.

Yes ok, of course it depends on the type of work. I had my entire business (mail order) for years in a rented terraced house. The office was in my bedroom and the goods were in the basement. So don’t tell me nonsense. But I had a shitty hallway that was 90 cm wide, just like 90% of the idiots in this country – exactly. It was disgusting. My parents-in-law also have such a crappy hallway – every time we go there it’s a drama if someone has to take off their shoes. And of course I deducted the corner in my bedroom on my taxes. It’s all a matter of presentation.

And of course I claimed the corner in my bedroom on my taxes. It's all a matter of presentation.

For a few years now, there have been clear rules about this, and the tax offices even require proof of where the home office is (with a floor plan in our case).
So don't tell me otherwise.

For a few years now there have been clear rules, and the tax offices even require proof of where the home office is located (with us even with a floor plan). So don't tell me otherwise.

Well, it's been 4 years now. And I first accounted for it 8 years ago. But I can show you the statement. However, I must admit that they wanted photos and also floor plans. They got everything... thanks to Photoshop.

But I don't think the OP wants to deduct the home office from taxes here at all. To me, that first sounds like a room with a computer and a filing cabinet - nothing more.