Floor plan single-family house 1.5 stories

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ypg

2025-10-19 20:34:19
  • #1
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.
 

ypg

2025-10-19 20:49:13
  • #2
Dear Anni (or Ännie), that reads suspicious. The one who can cook can do it from 2 meters away and only with a pot and pan. You can recognize laymen by their superfluous electrical appliances, which are mostly interchangeable. They just don’t know it because it’s about the desire to have. And the same applies to stockpiling in an extra room or a backup kitchen: the one who can do it does not need such frills. By the way, there are plenty here who have raised a family while cooking, even without delivery service or chef, Insta and co. Often in a rather small kitchen without Thermomix, second sink, or grill function in the oven. And you want to tell me that you want to distance yourself from a layman. Then the draft comes from you?
 

Mathis.aenni

2025-10-19 21:11:22
  • #3
Then it would also be enough to cook over a wood stove fire like 100 years ago, I don’t understand the argument. I love cooking passionately, currently cooking in a nice but unfortunately too small kitchen, without a pantry and the possibility to store my supplies (and yes, there are various things here that need storage). If I had a Thermomix I could save myself a large kitchen because the mixer does all that?! But there are definitely useful kitchen appliances that I personally no longer want to do without. Basic discussion on the subject kitchen/pantry ended for now.
 

ypg

2025-10-19 21:23:06
  • #4

Then don’t be surprised if the house design doesn’t work out when planning a completely oversized kitchen.
You are not the only one who is dissatisfied with their current living conditions, but still one can remain realistic in their expectations.
 

MachsSelbst

2025-10-19 21:25:43
  • #5
Just the statement about the Thermomo


Nope, not ended... your house doesn't work that way. Name 5 kitchen appliances without which it doesn't work and that don't fit in a normal kitchen. Thermomix is sometimes a help, but for 8-12 people? Forget it. At most you can make a dessert...
 

Mathis.aenni

2025-10-19 22:30:22
  • #6

You see, it’s not about which appliances are indispensable, cooking per se can be done with an axe, a pot, and fire. If I want to bake bread/pizza (sure, it can also be done by hand) I need a kneading machine, if I want to froth a sauce I need a blender (whisk works as well, of course), if I want to grind spices for a curry I need a spice mill (yes, or just a mortar and pestle, that’s been working for 500 years), if I want my own fresh ground meat I take a meat grinder instead of a knife. I can make rice in a pot, but rice from the rice cooker just always tastes equally good. But as I said, this discussion about who needs what and what not is hardly productive.
 

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