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2025-10-19 20:34:19
- #1
I don't think the planner is the problem. Instead, it is probably trendy wishes,
Well, if you don't want a dressing room or an island, 140 sqm could be enough. As a builder, you talk about 150-160 sqm, you get 175 sqm including an airplane wing. It may be that such a wing is desired. But then it is the architect's task to provide some clarification. Instead, he gets this: [ATTACH alt="IMG_1839.jpeg"]93199[/ATTACH] Look how misplaced the sofa is. The OP talks about a home cinema and what does he get? A view towards the freezer door and the staircase landing. You don’t just give that up?! Wardrobe cabinet? Nope! Not even a little bit? Nope again. Refrigerator and oven? Also here a decision, either or. And the orientations also don’t match in his plans. Instead, there is a window seat facing the street. And flowers as well as a kitchen cutting board are drawn in. That is made by someone who has rediscovered their playful streak.[*]The house is too small for the dressing room [*]The bathroom is too small for the freestanding bathtub [*]The house is too small for the backup kitchen [*]The house is too small for a cooking island