exto1791
2020-11-16 18:07:59
- #1
- Even if you have indicated "-" for overnight guests, this will probably change with children. As long as the children are small, maybe occasionally a babysitter will stay overnight, later friends. In this respect, it might be advantageous to plan the guest WC with a shower. Also, one (1) bathroom for a four-person household no longer seems appropriate, as we know from our house sale this year.
- Although I don’t cook myself, I am a big fan of the cook standing in the garden, at an herb raised bed, with just one step. Maybe you can still convert the "tilting window corner" into a patio door. Basically, I don’t like it when windows are not freely accessible, but opinions differ here.
- The TV wall could perhaps be moved with a swivel arm to the opposite corner, so you can look outside from the sofa.
- Wouldn’t daylight from two sides be nicer in the study? Unless the person working develops computer games, then the room is always dark anyway. ;-)
--> Regarding the bathroom: Well, you can’t have everything... Even if there was a shower on the ground floor, I wouldn’t want to shower or go through my morning routine there. Why would you go downstairs to get ready etc. if all the bedrooms are upstairs? So the shower would actually only be used by guests. We are indeed not planning for overnight guests. If a guest stays with us, they are welcome to use the upstairs bathroom for a shower. The question is, what does "1 bathroom no longer appropriate?" mean --> there is a bathroom, just no shower.
--> Regarding the kitchen: We have a floor-to-ceiling window with an exit/access right next to the kitchen. For that, I have to walk 3 meters instead of 1 step...
--> I don’t think the idea with the TV wall is bad at all - it’s definitely worth considering.
--> The study will not really be used initially - maybe later. However, I consider one window completely sufficient for a 10m² room. I can then place a "desk" or whatever in front of it.