Floor plan single-family house 150 m² 448 m² 1.5 stories

Draw everything in. Especially a table for 5 with movement space.

I think that's good and wouldn't build any doors

Regarding the entrance to the living room basically through the kitchen: We want to have a glass sliding door with frosted glass at eye level installed so that you don't see the dirty dishes on the kitchen counter already from the house entrance. But (spontaneous visit) guests are still supposed to be guided to the sofa for a drink and then see the chaos in the kitchen... That would be the argument in favor of an additional door to the living room. Against a door speaks even more missing cabinet space in the living room...

see then the chaos in the kitchen...

this calls into question the decision for an open kitchen, or the alternative of only a living room door and no kitchen door. With 5 people, the door is always open on the main route anyway

But (spontaneous visit) guests should still be led to the sofa for a drink and then see the chaos in the kitchen...

Does that still exist? Cocktail on the couch? I only know it like this: that you stand or sit (at the dining table) in the kitchen and certainly don’t get upset about the dirty dishes. But if you are the kind of person who doesn’t always clean up right away, then make a closed kitchen. Otherwise, it makes no sense if you always have to walk past the dirty dishes. I don’t think the floor plan is that bad. Sure, you have to create a wardrobe, then this and that... upstairs in the "parents'" room the door could be on the other corner side so that later, when it really becomes a master bedroom, you can put wardrobes there. Better a sober floor plan that you furnish lovingly than a "loving" floor plan that you can only furnish soberly.

Tell me (without link, of course) what the model is called.

Alto 630, quote from a website: "On a living area of approximately 143.53 m², divided into 2 children's rooms, a bedroom, a bathroom with bathtub and shower in the attic, an open living room with dining area and kitchen, hallway, guest WC, a guest bedroom and utility room on the ground floor, you can let your creativity run free when it comes to room design."

Alto 630,

Oh, Gabriele's favorite Heinz - how did you come up with that one?