Floor plan design single-family house with around 150 m²

I think you should actually get ideas from architect-designed houses etc. instead of looking at the musty standard houses from cheap solid house providers, and incorporate their great ideas into the standard houses.

If I remember correctly, you even looked at Favorit back then – judging by their product range, there really needs no further explanation as to why we marmeladinger are also called Piefkes ;-)

Maybe this would be a pretty good tip: "Look at many houses, preferably on Instagram or at expensive house-building companies – what overwhelms you, what amazes you, try to recreate or adapt as much as possible for your own planning."

For God’s sake, anything but that! My late grandmother used to say: "Pomeranian legs and French shoes." You see it here again and again how hopeful home builders try to cram Maximes or even Jettes into flair bay windows. Then you take one bite too many of the Christmas goose, and suddenly you can’t get past the freezer to the car between the racing bike and the clothes dryer. The carrot in her song can still easily joke about thirty centimeters from little Peter, but taken out of a previously functioning pattern layout, they prove decisive. Besides, Instagram and Pinterest – shaken, not stirred – are the root of every "good" Tuscan Bauhaus McMansion horror. Many "architect-designed houses" also don’t work as templates if you try to replicate them with the possible means of one and a half salary brackets lower. The dual-professional household may be the rule in glossy magazines, but it is not in German average building plots.

By the way, I’m still looking for ideas on how to transfer your zigzag wall to a non-load-bearing wall where it would be cheaper to realize. Your pipe boxing in the bathroom could go "viral" on Instagram & co., if you don’t mention that it was actually not intended that way. In the end, Nicki Minaj might want it exactly like that *smile*

When you build a house, you should create something great, unique. Unfortunately, I don't have that.

That's what I think with many standard city villas. But also with many houses discussed here.
Just a wall halfway, two more windows. A passage instead of a wall with a door.
Instead, doors and windowsills are planned in abundance. "Surface area" is supposedly needed. It is needed, too, but not everywhere :)

And I miss floor-to-ceiling windows everywhere in the house - the floor plan is very closed off to the outside.

From memory, there are many walls and many discussions about walls... and one window at your place.

You won’t be happy with that. Many things look wow, but are still not practical or the development plan, the money speak against it.

Not everything has to be practical. Practical things are good, but if the living space is only practical, you can hardly have creative thoughts or enjoy sightlines.

then replace practically with good aesthetics, unfortunately unrealistic. e.g. play corridor, but no proper wardrobe in the children's room, etc.

I have a good cheap idea for you … Westwing offers the service to furnish your room with 3 different concepts for a low price … just take a look if you have no ideas yourself … upload the floor plan and off you go …

By the way, I am still looking for ideas to transfer your zigzag wall onto a non-load-bearing wall, where it would be cheaper to implement. Your pipe boxing in the bathroom could go "viral" on Instagram & Co. if you don't mention that it wasn't actually intended that way. In the end, Nicki Minaj will want it exactly like that *smile*

I should actually do that sometime! ;-)
But the zigzag wall is indeed one of those things where I say afterwards that it is a great element of the house – the fireplace doesn’t protrude as much, the wood shelf looks like it’s recessed into the wall, and in the hallway/office it offers interesting alternatives to a boring straight wall. Upstairs I’ve also created such “niches” for wardrobes, I really think it looks much better than placing a wardrobe against a straight wall.

I have a good cheap idea for you … Westwing offers the service of furnishing your room with 3 different concepts for little money … take a look if you have no ideas yourself … upload the floor plan and off you go …

Sounds good, I’ll take a look! Thanks.