Floor plan design single-family house with around 150 m²

How do you find these ideas?

No discussion without OG. Otherwise, I agree with Yvonne.

And where is QM wasted there?

And where is QM wasted there? Whether I have the wardrobe cabinet elongated or rather square, the QM is the same. Although you don’t have to make a square wardrobe niche here, you can also make it more elongated with less depth.

So you always want to have built-in cabinets made by the carpenter? Or do you think you can just get a cabinet with 1m depth somewhere in the trade? Then start looking! Or do you just put boards between the concrete walls and a door in front? If you like it... As for me, I always plan so that you can also buy the cabinets somewhere. A common size is 60cm deep for large cabinets or 45-50cm depth for wardrobes. Best you already choose the furniture now.

Whether the staircase is on the right or left room on the upper floor shouldn’t really be a problem. But sure, you would have to adjust it then.

Oh yes, that is always the problem. Especially with sloping ceilings, you always have to think first about the space for cabinets and the shower. Your first draft was not exactly the highlight.

That would only be an emergency. I actually never want to use it as a bedroom. When it comes to that, you would also adapt, then you don’t need a huge room anymore...

Do you plan and build properly or for emergencies? In case of emergency, you can also sleep outside in a tent.

I leave the seasonal wardrobe in the storage room on the upper floor (which somehow got left out of all these drafts, but it should definitely be there, opposite the staircase on the upper floor). It should be about 6-7 m², some cabinets for winter jackets will fit in, also the vacuum cleaner etc.

What got left out? You had a first draft. These are the 2nd and 3rd without the upper floor. With 6-7 m² on the upper floor, about one cabinet fits in exactly. The rest are a few low dressers. Always keep the slopes in mind. Or do you fold your jackets for the drawers?

No discussion is worth it without OG. Otherwise, I agree with Yvonne.

I'll put together the OGs for my versions... coming soon

Yes, this corner also bothers me a lot. You probably can hardly get rid of it... unfortunately

So you always want to have built-in wardrobes made by the carpenter? Or do you think you can just get a wardrobe with 1m depth somewhere in a store? Well then, good luck finding one! Or are you just putting some boards between the concrete walls and a door in front? If you like it...

As for me, I always plan so that the wardrobes can also be bought somewhere. A common size is 60cm deep for large wardrobes or 45-50cm deep for coat racks. Best if you pick the furniture now.

In the niche "in the" guest room, if it really is about ~80x90 cm now, I wouldn’t build a wardrobe there either, just a rod for jackets. There is also a dresser/tall cabinet in the other corner for gloves, shoes etc. I also find 45-50 cm for coat racks quite shallow. Jackets with us take up about 60-70 cm in depth if they are not to be squashed together. Therefore, a closed wardrobe is rather unsuitable for jackets.

What got dropped? You first had a draft. This is the 2nd and 3rd without the upper floor. With 6-7m² in the upper floor, a wardrobe fits pretty much exactly. The rest are few and low dressers. Always keep the sloping ceilings in mind. Or do you fold your jackets for the drawers?

The storage room has been dropped in many drafts by other forum members. The one wardrobe would then be for jackets. Otherwise, only small stuff would go in there like Christmas decorations, vacuum cleaner, etc.
I will still supply the upper floor.