Floor plan of a city villa with approximately 160 m² without basement

  • Erstellt am 2018-04-03 14:35:57

kaho674

2018-04-03 15:23:01
  • #1
Not mirrored again? It would make more sense in my opinion: Please don't pay attention to the small red letters! Confusion now at about 300% .
 

Zisu2000

2018-04-03 15:25:12
  • #2
Wouldn't the kitchen be better in the SE than in the NW? Because of the better light incidence, I mean?
 

Maria16

2018-04-03 15:38:10
  • #3
You are thinking of a breakfast with morning sun, right? When and for how long are you usually in the kitchen? For me, in the morning it’s usually just a fraction of the time I spend there in the evening... of course, the kitchen needs light, but a west-facing orientation also has its charm.

A pantry with the dimensions and two doors + a window will hardly have any useful space left. Try realistically drawing in some furniture there and don’t forget that plaster will also take up about 4-5 cm.
 

Zisu2000

2018-04-03 15:44:28
  • #4
Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking. However, the west-facing orientation is correct. Maybe I'm overthinking the sun a bit. I just thought that there might be little sun in the kitchen here, especially in winter. If not, a reflection would definitely make sense.

We can definitely make the pantry bigger. At the moment, the kitchen is planned to be a bit larger than necessary anyway.

@all

Thank you for your previous answers and opinions. There were already some good suggestions.
 

kaho674

2018-04-03 16:22:07
  • #5
I would mirror the ground floor and first floor as I already said, so that the kitchen is by the garden. That’s also where my terrace would be – even if it’s northwest facing. Having the nose right next to the neighbor would be too close for me. But that’s a matter of taste.

I would also move the pantry under the stairs and plan a door at the entrance for short paths to the kitchen. Since the kitchen will also be bigger, there’s enough space there for large pantry cabinets where you can stack a lot of jam.

 

kbt09

2018-04-03 16:41:19
  • #6
... exactly, if the terrace is in the northwest, then the kitchen/dining area should also be there. Because usually, people rarely move to the terrace when they are comfortably sitting on the sofa, but rather when they want to go to the terrace with food/drinks for grilling/enjoying.
 

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