Floor plan single-family house OWL approx. 150 sqm with east garden

I would like to add the following: I really don't think the plan is bad, but is it what YOU want? I would check the following points:

1. The kitchen! very important. The island seems a bit small to me. Please ask Kerstin - whether this even works like that. The magic triangle here means: working depth - sensible island width - attractive window to the south. 2. The living rooms all lose some size in favor of several small rooms. Surely no one is against an extra room - but do you need it? You still have a basement including the option to have windows there. In the end, you have a bunch of small rooms (greatly exaggerated), which you actually don't need, instead of more space, for example in the kitchen. 3. Why do you absolutely want to separate the basement with a door? Because you know it from grandma's house? That is sentimental nonsense. Your basement will not be wet, musty and cold, so that it is best hidden, because construction is no longer done that way today. If you actually use the basement properly - and that is surely the plan - then it's nice if the stairs going down don't disappear into a dark and scary hallway. 4. For me, the bedroom in the south instead of the children's rooms remains problematic. Given the many options, this would be a deal breaker for me.

Thank you for the honest feedback! I will reply this afternoon. Just a quick note in advance that we will probably make the kitchen island longer and move it against the wall. We will schedule an appointment with the kitchen person in the next few weeks.

I had forgotten this one: kitchen access only through the living room. This means for children - everyone is constantly running past the chill area for every soda - including the children's friends. It’s not a drama, but it can be annoying.

Since we are also dealing intensively with the size of our kitchen:

If the kitchen is really 230 x 400, the island as drawn will not work. Or should it be 330?
Row 60-70 + passage 100-130 = 160-200 -> then the island won't fit anymore. I would set at least 300, otherwise it won't be fun.

Edit: and the width doesn't work either. At 400, I would rather tend towards a peninsula, otherwise it will be really small.

At 400 width an island is possible, that’s about 60 wall cabinets and 1x90, 1x70 passage remains 180 cm ... it depends. BUT .. overall 550 cm depth for kitchen and dining is unfortunately very tight. Especially if the island is to dock now, then the island effect, namely working properly or creating storage space from both sides, is lost. The dining table then simply stands too close. And that would be my main criticism .. from the L I would swap living/cooking and try to open up the west side. I would also want the wardrobe closer to the entrance ... again window/closet here .. won’t work. Upstairs ... I notice that the windows are mainly placed for the exterior view. In both children's rooms there is actually no reasonable closet position .. or the closet is always in the incoming light of the window. The room doors are also always nicely centered on the wall (see dressing room), making it tight behind the door with the usual wardrobe.

I would swap the WC and the cloakroom, every meter less with dirty shoes in the house is a meter gained