Floor plan design: Single-family house with 4 bedrooms and an office, 160 sqm

Where should the TV go in the living room and how big should it be?

Good evening, at a quick glance I notice that your WC on the ground floor is planned to be interior. Is that what you want?
A three-meter-wide living room is modest. Which sofa is supposed to fit there and for how many people? Unfortunately, a "dead hallway" has also been created between the living and dining areas.
Best regards

Yes, good point about the interior WC. That is actually rather unfavorable and should be redesigned. The unused space in the living/dining area also bothers us. We are just not sure how to design it better.

Where is the TV supposed to go in the living room and how big should it be?

In the current plan, the TV would only have room on the right outer wall. But unfortunately, with the narrow living room, we also can’t fit a bigger couch. So we are still looking for ideas here.

Hello everyone,
after having taken a few more rounds and diligently refined the floor plan, we would like to present our latest design to you.
We are already quite satisfied with the room layout and proportions, but there are still issues with the windows. We definitely need to make some adjustments there.
At this point, we would once again appreciate further feedback! Is there anything else you notice or would like to point out?

Thanks again!

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Who did you work with? I see no positive development - on the contrary. What are these hose rooms supposed to be? That is an outrage, if that was a professional.

If someone is sitting on both sides of the dining table, there is no reasonable passage anymore.

I don't think it's that good either. In the office/guest room downstairs, there is no possibility to place a wardrobe or something similar. Also, only one person can sleep there, right? How does it work with the grandparents (a bigger bed doesn't really fit, at the back in front of the window you could only get in from the front because the room is so narrow)? The kitchen probably has too little storage space for 5 people, and throughout the entire living/dining area, you have no space for storage without blocking the pathways. The same applies in the utility room because of the large window. By the way, for a family of 5, 90% of the time a drying rack with clothes that can't go in the dryer will block the way from the second entrance.

If you only have overnight guests 2-3 times a year, then I would consider, depending on the location of the house, either investing in a good sofa bed or sending the grandparents to a hotel overnight (we did that in our last apartment, hotel basically next door). Then both desks fit into a better-shaped office for that purpose (I find it more pleasant atmospherically to have other people's noises than to work in the bedroom) and you can save space in width in the bedroom upstairs. This works in the bathroom too, where at least one meter is wasted in the middle.