ypg
2013-08-15 10:33:38
- #1
I agree with the previous speaker Curly: the panoramic fireplace here only serves to divide the living space into two. Who sits on one side, who on the other? For a room divider, you don’t really have the conditions to visually separate two areas with a panoramic fireplace, as is commonly done in the dining and living areas. I also don’t find the eat-in kitchen particularly fortunate because of the pantry. On the one hand, the pantry very much restricts reasonable furnishing of the kitchen; on the other hand, the wall up to the kitchen door is too far away from the entrance for me. You could move it further forward, completely do without the pantry. I really like L-shaped houses because they create a nice courtyard. But a complete separation from the living area wouldn’t be my thing either. Maybe play around with the kitchen wing a bit, push it and thereby reduce the courtyard somewhat, so that a connection to the living area is created and in front (to the east) in front of the kitchen there is a strip of east terrace. I would also try a 180-degree rotation of the stairs.