Floor plan for a city villa with a gable roof 140 sqm

North is roughly exactly at the corner of the kitchen window.

Therefore, life takes place on the other side of the house.

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I would mirror the whole house. So that the living rooms benefit from the brightness and the quality of life improves as a result.
Views are not my thing. But that’s not because of the corner windows, those don’t bother me at all. I was thinking of floor-to-ceiling windows. With the corners it’s okay like this. Still, the windows themselves don’t feel right to me. The double-winged ones don’t fit with the panoramic windows, in my opinion.
Regarding the floor plan:
Never build without a bathtub, it’s needed for so many things: hand washing, washing wool, rinsing, kale, medical baths, alkaline baths, etc.
I would only make the partition wall between bedroom/dressing room halfway and omit the bedroom door from the hallway. The office could still use some space from the children’s room due to lack of storage. The children’s room can also manage with 15-16sqm.
That would somewhat compensate for the lack of storage.
Otherwise, it could work well when mirrored.

As I wrote, we will not execute the floor-to-ceiling windows that way.

For me, the floor-to-ceiling windows next to the front door are the ones I a) would keep because b) they make the house interesting. Otherwise, I was talking about the corner windows. However, the panoramas never fit with the rest. It’s a jumble of styles when it comes to windows. Overall, it doesn’t fit.