Floor plan design single-family house with around 150 m²

Unfortunately, I'm a bit stuck here. The mirrored version is relevant for me, which is why I uploaded it separately. I thought the living room would be in the northeast there. With less than 8 meters of house depth, you get light from the south in the living room since it extends over the entire house depth. Unless you want to shield the living room towards the north because, for example, there is a busy street there. But I haven't read anything about that so far.

Ok, I understand. I still don't believe that the light comes that far; I think it will be quite dark in the living room. Additionally, a carport is planned in the east, so there wouldn't even be a window there. To get out to the south, you'd also have to squeeze past the table to get to the terrace door. All a bit awkward. I think the floor plan makes sense if you can orient the house lengthwise to the south; then the living room and dining room would be on the south side.

the question with the light (especially the natural light from outside) is whether you want that in the living room? what do you do there? we, for example, mostly just watch TV there, so I actually don't really want light. on the other hand, I want long and plenty of daylight in the kitchen and dining area

Didn't want to sell you on the Scanhaus Marlow Marlow. Just thought it was fitting. Nothing seems to stand a chance against your grouper anyway.

the question with the light (especially the natural light from outside) is whether you want it in the living room? what do you do there? for example, we mostly just watch TV there, so I actually don’t really want light. on the other hand, I want a lot of long-lasting daylight in the kitchen and the dining area

Ok, opinions seem to differ here, I mainly stay in the living room and rarely at the dining table...

not opinions habits

I didn’t want to persuade you about the Scanhaus Marlow Marlow. Just thought it was fitting. Nothing seems to work against your grouper anyway.

I also think the Scanhaus Marlow Marlow is great, but as I said, not every floor plan fits every plot. The grouper has advantages, just as it has advantages not to have the grouper. I see more advantages with the grouper --> the chimney is less visible, in the hallway you still have a nice space for a dresser, shelf, etc. By now I'm also at the end and finally want a finished design.