Floor plan design single-family house 150 sqm - tips for improvement?

I prefer 4a. What I find appealing is to plan the senior bedroom from the outset together with its entire suite downstairs. I like the floor plans only until I see the elevations: I find the brick cladding borderline suitable, but the hipped roof, especially with the recessed floor, feels like an inappropriate combination. On the other hand: since last Saturday's Wilsberg, I know that Overbeck likes liver sausage with applesauce

The brick cladding has a rather lighter sandy tone. Otherwise, it would be too dark.

Please draw the correct furniture by hand once into the living area. You don't have the large space between the dining table and the sofa as in the plan. Walking into the stairs is not nice, but with the size of the house, compromises have to be made. There are worse ones. 4a with the bedroom in the north appeals to me more. Although I don't like the living area.

The brick cladding is more of a lighter sand tone.

Like with ? – in my view, that only slightly softens it: it’s still brick; and the hip roof remains the same.

By the way, I have it explicitly in my signature: "Full Quote is not necessary." I get the impression that for some participants (possibly those with mobile devices?) it doesn’t quite work.

I just noticed – regarding the questionnaire: in #40 – that you have no restrictions regarding the roof shape. Then I would choose a shed roof here.

I would swap the kitchen and living area. The TV area is a bit quieter Sofa is not in the middle of the room The kitchen is brighter The problem with the lack of depth is gone

Basically, the parent wing should be designed like in one of the proposals, with the doors to the bathroom and bedroom positioned BEFORE the dressing room. Then I would also place the bed against the exterior wall. In 4, it is somehow shown twisted. For me, the toilet in the bathroom also belongs at a window; the shower can do without a window if necessary. In one, the living area is 6.60 meters wide - that is already better than 6.10. However, I am not at all a fan of the chill lounge having to serve as a passageway to the kitchen. You don't get any peace there at all. Also, the utility room door in the kitchen disrupts the kitchen line. It can be nicely seen in both variants. For whatever reason one plans a staff entrance into the utility room, I wonder: you are not building a castle, so that the paths to the front door remain short. You enter the house through the utility room, stumble over the white laundry, unload the weekly groceries, then have to go through the living room into the hallway to drop off your coat... I see that as avoidable in both variants. There is nothing to say about the window situations in the kitchen: in one, it is blocked by the carport; in the other, it is completely missing.

Then I would make a shed roof here.

I/we partly also find shed roofs nice, but then two elements have to meet. Due to our large roof terrace (caused by the single-story construction), this would not look as good with just one shed roof. The current roof shape allows us to have high rooms. However, this leaves only a maximum of 50 cm for small things in the attic.