Floor plan: Please provide opinions on the ground floor draft

3 doors to the pantry for me is a NO-GO. The pantry must be directly next to the kitchen, otherwise it makes no sense. But in the end, you have to live in it, and it has to meet your requirements. Unfortunately, I don't like it at all again. But that's just my personal taste.

I think it’s better, but I wouldn’t want a pantry around 3 corners either. I have personally experienced that you’re really better off with an architect. We also first tried to plan ourselves and in the end a perfect but completely different floor plan for us came out. Why don’t you give it a try?

Where I see absolute problems in the floor plan: no technical shafts for cabling.

I see this in my parents' 18-year-old house: we installed a network afterwards. Without a proper technical shaft that you can still access afterwards, you are lost. Sure, this might not be an issue right now, but if you want to upgrade something later, it's good to have.

Besides, you need a shaft anyway for wastewater (toilet, bathrooms, etc.).

I actually find the floor plan itself horrible, but I can't say exactly why.

But if you occasionally need something from the pantry while cooking, you have to run a half marathon to get there and back.

Tip for the kitchen: plan everything in a 60 cm grid (at least the length of the walls where the kitchen is) because standard kitchen furniture is each 60 cm long. Custom-made pieces in this area are quite expensive.

Moving the windbreak and vestibule (by the stairs) looks more than strange => I wouldn't feel particularly at home there.

Best regards