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

Do you have a visual example of a house provider for me?

Google is your friend.

You can see for yourself: apparently for some groups of people there are only city villas left – all other house types, roof shapes, and knee walls are no longer accessible or seem to have become invisible.
Grab your family and drive around residential areas built after 2010

Comfort zone .... So duck and run!

It is your house that this is about. This "joke" seems to me to happen a bit too often. Everything is slowly being made into a laughingstock.

You can see for yourself: apparently for some groups of people there are only city villas left – all other house types, roof shapes, and knee walls are no longer available or seem to have become invisible. Grab your family and drive through residential areas built after 2010

Very funny... there are dozens of variants of angle bungalows with gable roofs! Before we start with 10 more pages of different ideas, I thought if Katja could immediately show an example (like someone did yesterday with the exact house & provider name) everything would go faster! I’m also not writing "just Google mini..." there are also tons of variants!

Open gable Danhaus Seeland

Kolabau has a 170 sqm bungalow with an expanded roof.
2 children's rooms, bathroom, and the 3rd room is omitted and designed like in Seeland

Ytong turnkey house has a bungalow as Kaho means

Don’t write "Just google Mini..." either, since there are also countless variants!

The journey is the goal here. And not on the internet.

I may get beaten up for this, but I don't think the house on the slope with the balcony and the carport on the other side and the ground floor, basement, and first floor—depending on where you look—is bad. Personally, I would only do without the walk-in closet; the bedroom would be a bit too tight for me that way, and my wife gets to see me get dressed and I get to see her undress, which can also be quite interesting. And children or guests are one floor and a concrete ceiling lower. And the balcony has potential for a conservatory when there's money again. I also don't see anything I'd run into doors for. I am referring to the second plan, not the very first one. K.