Look, these are the old plans and you can read the story heights here. But we will ask again in more detail tomorrow.
I think the ground floor is perfect except for the guest WC access and wouldn't want to change anything, not even turn the stairs.Would you leave the access to the stairs where it is or would you prefer to go upstairs from the living room? Would that create a somewhat more open entrance area?
Is it somehow possible to have the children's rooms on the left side of the plan and the study at least 10m2?
Do you have any other solution for the layout?
The architect can manage to make it fit.
Would you leave the access to the stairs where it is or rather go upstairs from the living room? Would that create a somewhat more open entrance area?
But do you think there is enough space for the living room, a 3m couch, and a large wall unit with built-in cupboards and built-in shelves (built-ins like in the American style)? Actually, there should be no view from the couch into the kitchen.I think the ground floor is perfect except for the guest WC access and I wouldn't want to change anything, not even turn the stairs.
Access to the pantry should be as follows. So no hidden door.The problem, children's rooms in the south, is that with the stair length they would only be about 2.80 meters wide. We can try it. So, he shouldn't tinker with the nice design. No, the ground floor is almost perfect (except for this modest entrance to the pantry, but that's how "people" want it nowadays)
That is called a "backup kitchen". Pantry is out.No, the ground floor is almost perfect (except for this modest entrance to the pantry, but "people" want it that way nowadays)