Floor plan design single-family house with around 150 m²

Try it. Friends of ours have literally shut themselves in. Just the thought that someone might accidentally look in is disgusting to them. I feel a bit trapped there, however the room is very cozy. I even think it has about the same windows as your all-purpose room.
Curtains, pictures, wall unit, dining table, carpet, flowers nothing special

As I said, that was not our main intention, but we thought we could do both... be protected and yet have an open living space... which didn’t work at all.
You can make it cozy now with decorations, unfortunately openness only with elaborate remodeling measures...

As I said, that wasn’t our main intention, but we thought we could have both... be protected and still have an open living space... which didn’t work at all. You can make it cozy now with decorations, but open unfortunately only with elaborate remodeling...

Open and protected from the outside is initially a contradiction. At most, you can put a privacy screen at the property boundary. But even there you have to be careful not to create a backyard atmosphere. Open on the inside is your ground floor. It can’t be much more than that. Our parents would have planned 3 small rooms here.

Your ground floor is open on the inside. It can't really be much more than that. Our parents would have planned 3 small rooms here.

Yes, that's true. The middle is good. We didn't pay much attention to the back part. But it's amazing what ideas and possibilities come to mind when I stand in the finished room. Now I have so many ideas on how I could place furniture, windows, etc. – but that's usually the case. But that's also how life is – you have to live with your decisions. And accept them.

If your forum name indicates your year of birth, there should still be enough opportunity to build twice more. But the postpartum depression will also pass. Surely, you are not the only one for whom, beyond the seven mountains by the seven dwarfs, another house has become even more beautiful.

I thought with the corner sofa I could kill two birds with one stone:

I always see a corner sofa either trapped in its name, meaning it has to stand in the corner, or standing freely in the room requiring about 35 sqm (living room excluding kitchen) for the "equation to work out". If you value the three-seater part (lying length), I recommend a three-seater (but without the rigidly attached side two-seater part). And just as I like to mention pumice (or another third variant) in "Ytong or Poroton" discussions, I hereby point out that there are not only single or corner sofas, but you can also combine sofa and armchair. Incidentally, there is a simple method to reconcile any kind of seating group with an outward view: namely to abolish the TV – that automatically resolves the orientation towards the inward view.

If your forum name refers to your birth year, there should still be plenty of time to build twice more. But the postpartum depression will pass, too. Surely, you’re not the only one who thinks that behind the seven mountains at the seven dwarfs, another house has become even more beautiful.

I like this word postpartum depression. Yes, it probably will. And yes, there are surely always more beautiful houses. The most important thing is just to be satisfied with your own. I only regret that I proceeded so aimlessly back then. I think I wasn’t aware of the whole extent, how final and important it is. Recently read a nice article: "Most home builders invest more time planning their kitchen than planning the house."