Floor plan single-family house, 2 full floors approx. 180 sqm, 600 sqm plot

What immediately catches my eye is the dressing room. With the two doors and one window, there is very little closet space. Why should it be 15 sqm? Better to enlarge another room. Ceiling height is also too low. Raising it is quite affordable (about €3,000 in our case), but brings a lot of "spatial freedom".

Yes, the dressing room somehow still doesn't satisfy me. It has two doors because I don't like dressing rooms where I get dressed in the morning and wake up the person lying in bed when I leave. For us, it is also an emergency room for child number 3, who would of course be happy if it has no window in the future. ;) And I also can't think of which room should be enlarged. Children's rooms 1 and 2 should be about the same size and the bedroom fits as well. Somehow a luxury problem...

I think you mean a beam.

Learned something new again! Thanks.. :)

For us it is also an emergency room for child No. 3,

If there are 3 children, I would move into the office and leave the above-mentioned to the children. A few walls fewer in the living room would definitely improve the feeling of space.

What immediately strikes me is the dressing room. With the two doors and one window, there is very little wardrobe space.

Objection! This is a room that truly deserves the name dressing room. Over 8 meters of wardrobe length and enough space in the middle for the fashion show.

If there are 3 children, I would move into the office and leave the og to the children. A few fewer walls in the living room would definitely improve the feeling of space.

That is out of the question! We need the office as a workplace; we both depend on it professionally. In the living room, it's actually only about the beam, right? Maybe the two walls can be shortened a bit; I have to have that changed and see how it looks then. No walls, no cabinets, that's what my wife always says... :rolleyes::D

No walls no cabinets, that's what my wife always says... :rolleyes::D

and your wife is right. Space dividers are currently the hottest trend at furniture fairs.