Floor plan design single-family house with around 150 m²

also go very critically through the book collection again and consider which books absolutely must and definitely have to go into the WZ (e.g. because they are beautiful (picture books, for example) or because you constantly read them). I would put all the others - if they cannot be disposed of after all - in a nice bookshelf in the guest room, bedroom, or in a hallway (or in the toilet - some visitors will be happy about that )!

indeed.
I used to have my books in the living area too - I did not know any different. But honestly, it belongs to the last millennium nowadays to store books in the living area, because they are unsightly and gather dust.
A few beautiful pieces, a picture book, the old Brockhaus in a modern shelf... everything else should be passed on (paperbacks) or kept behind closed doors in the office.

In my opinion, one should not lose sight of who one is setting up for - namely for oneself and not for "the" others, whether they are encountered in real life or on social media.

But you say it yourself: setting up! And you would also be amazed at the Tupperware collection in the display cabinet.

There is decoration, color schemes, living suggestions, and surface consultations for a reason: because harmony is good for the psyche. Only some do not know how to implement it. And here is someone who feels uncomfortable.
Burden usually does not do good.

I honestly don't find it particularly stylish or decorative either. How wide is the piano?

1.2 m wide

indeed.
I used to have my books in the living area too – I didn’t know it any other way. But honestly, storing books in the living area belongs to the last millennium by now, because they look unsightly and gather dust.
A few nice pieces, a picture book, the old Brockhaus in the modern shelf... everything else should be passed on (paperbacks) or kept behind closed doors in the office.

I see it a bit differently, maybe I have an old-fashioned opinion there. Besides, there are not only books on the shelf but also a closed section, then a nice glass section, etc. So it’s also a bit varied. I would rather not do without it.

Here is another one with a 120 cm shelf, the sofa is 2.40, the poufs about 75 each. The little piano is in the tech corner, I believe the black elements should be kept in front of a darker background so they don’t stand out unpleasantly. Curtains, nicely pulled wide, simulate more window area. [ATTACH alt="Chris6.jpeg"]42049[/ATTACH][ATTACH alt="Chris7.jpeg"]42050[/ATTACH]

Great, it really looks good! I could imagine it like this too. Whether the piano will ultimately stay there, I can still consider. The idea of the dark wall is really interesting, then the TV doesn’t stand out so much either! The curtains are also brilliant, it can really look like wider windows! Thank you!!

I once planned 2 different setups. (The middle lamp gets a monkey swing on the side. Unfortunately, there was no other way with the fireplace or yours, the piano will be placed somewhere else if not in the guest room. At Christmas, you can put the thing with the dog in the living room). The idea of the table is taken up here, it is 2 meters long

I just thought of something regarding proposal 1... if I leave out the piano and move the sofa more towards the table... won’t it be completely cut up by the window? We planned the south window so that it is completely behind the sofa. Also, the light behind the wall is not that great – it is noticeably darker than in front of the window. I actually find the latest proposal 3 better, where the sofa remains further under the south window..