Floor Plan Ideas Single-Family House 140 m²

Hello,
I just want to quickly share the following suggestions:
- Rooms 2 and 4 on the upper floor don’t work from my perspective. Room 4 starts with a (dark, if no roof window is planned) corridor. I am just imagining squeezing through the space between the wardrobe and the sloping ceiling at just under 2 meters tall. That gives me claustrophobia. If the bed is placed under the slope near the door (assuming a single bed) and the wardrobe is moved to where the bed currently is, the room could somewhat work. Still, it is not to my taste. Room 2 has a dead corner. You could also put the bed in the corner where the wardrobe is, but that only works with a single bed. I don’t find this layout appealing.
- Living-dining-kitchen: A huge room with hardly any storage space. No cabinets except the kitchen and next to the TV (I also don’t see room for additional cabinets here). I would think twice about having the TV right next to the fireplace. If the fireplace is on and you want to watch TV, that would bother me a lot.
- Utility room: Could possibly be enlarged if you straighten the wall towards the kitchen, place the kitchen furniture inside that room, and forgo the “built-in” kitchen.

Best regards
Michael

Thank you very much for your feedback.

We also don’t like the "dead" corners in the rooms yet. Some of them shouldn’t even be there because a dormer is supposed to go there in the upper floor, and partly I think (in rooms 1 and 4) they just waste space that could be used more sensibly in the hallway, for extra storage space, hallway windows on the upper floor...? We also want to change several windows/doors on the ground floor. And you’re right, the kitchen and utility room don’t work like this either...

The attic also seems extremely cramped to me, with less than one meter over 2m height? Or do you see it differently? And am I right in seeing that we can only address this problem — if it is one — either with a slightly wider house (which could also reduce some other problems) or a steeper roof pitch (currently 45 degrees with a 1.10 knee wall)?

I have now requested another personal meeting with the architects, as the back and forth by email seems less than optimal to get the floor plan right. I hope that works out in the next few days. We, as always, gratefully welcome any further suggestions you may have until then.

Best regards,

Kazazi

Do I see correctly that the exterior dimensions are 9x10m? If yes, I can gladly give you our floor plan sometime, the number of rooms is identical.

Yes, exactly, 9.03x10.03 at the moment. Your floor plan would be very welcome

Regarding the upper rooms: at first glance, I find the room layout a bit unusual, but it also has potential. Room 4 for the master bedroom: opposite the door, one could build a built-in wardrobe into the slant of about 3 meters wide (or so). Schwörerhaus has excellently solved this in the model house in Helmstorf on the gallery. Just google and take a look! This creates a kind of dressing corridor to the bedroom, which feels very cozy (if you switch your brain to 3D for a moment ). Room 2 apparently has enough space for a wardrobe behind the door. The rear niche is a paradise for children who can build a bed or play area here. Compared to these two, room 3 almost seems boring. Still, I don't like the ground floor either. So probably back to square one.

Your floor plan would be very welcome

I can send you the PDF again via PM if you want... links are forbidden here and the files are too large at 300kB