If the entrance is not at least in the middle of the house depth, it might as well be at the front and everything stays the same.If you only had one parking space on the left side and placed the entrance at the left corner, it should still fit, right?
Do you also see a possibility to design the whole thing as an island kitchen?
You have to set the priorities yourself. I specifically added the depth + 40cm for you. Furniture is realistic with a kitchen island of 80cm / 2m. The 3m sofa fits, but there is no beverage room here, you're right about that. Instead, there is a 3m closet in the hallway with up to 70cm depth. You could also stack beverage crates and a vacuum cleaner in there. I find all the rooms upstairs much smoother – especially the kids' rooms with 2 windows each are a gain. Ultimately, it’s a matter of balancing where you see more advantages for yourselves. Best to recreate one or two rooms and place the desired furniture inside. I also always go through it in 3D, that makes a big difference. This sense of space is certainly freer than if there were still a wall in the room: [ATTACH alt="3d.jpg" type="full"]38688[/ATTACH] Overall, it remains a house on a mini footprint. Whether all wishes can be fulfilled there is questionable. I keep thinking about whether I can still rotate the staircase. Then you’d have the space underneath as a small storage area and the dormer might probably become unnecessary. Maybe I still have to play around with the entrance around the corner. But for now, I’m out of steam.What do you mean?