Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

No, I think it was a bungalow, and the hallway took two bends to the right, which were not 90 degrees, but with 45-degree wall panels in between.... that's how I remember it. Dum-di-dumm-di-dumdumdum... does that ring a bell?

No - was that a post with 3D presentations?

Wonderful, fantastic, explore as much new ground as possible for the GU, then the expert will at least have a lot of sweat on his forehead.

The GU has nothing to do with that. I hire a painter who has been specializing in that for a few years.

No - was that a post with 3D presentations?

Yes!

The GU has nothing to do with that.

You have no clue about any of the horn and whistle stuff in construction, but you want to mix a few chocolate sprinkles of self-assignment into a GU construction. Now that's what I call a hard punch. You always manage to knock me down even more than Gisela in her silver pantsuit, darling. But this has to stay between us, white notice

Yes!

Can you help me out with more hints? – I still don’t know which thread you might mean.

I agree with you that some 3D programs (especially the free or inexpensive ones) sometimes distort or display poorly. Nevertheless, I am convinced that it helps many people, such as the OP, to better estimate room sizes, distances, and proportions. My wife also has trouble imagining herself in a floor plan. A cross-sectional view is already helpful.

By the way, our rather older stove builder from the deepest Lahn-Dill district created a proper 3D simulation for us unsolicited. I have to honestly admit that he convinced me as a customer with it because he went the extra mile... and that is very valuable when building!

You have no clue about any of the horn and whistles in construction, but you want to mix in a few chocolate sprinkles of self-awarding in a general contractor build. Now that’s what I call a hard punch.

What do you mean by that? Where do you see the problem? I just don’t like tiles. Why should that be problematic in any way? That’s the last step anyway, isn’t it, when the general contractor is finished? The stairs don’t have a covering either. That is also supposed to be filled and sealed with microcement. Also by the same painter.