Floor plan staircase ground floor opinion requested

Obviously change a U-shaped snail shell furin to a rectangular spacious one with a wardrobe space. The rest changes (hopefully) for the better.

attached you will find our floor plan of the ground floor.

A house is a system; a floor can only be sensibly considered individually if it is a bungalow. The convolutions of the walking line are not the only problematic aspect of this staircase: when I imagine where the exit is located on the upper floor, I tend to have concerns about the convolutedness of the design. This symptom is a typical indication of planning with 1. a problematic premise setting and 2. the wrong design sequence of the floors.

If I had a staircase into the living room, I would keep it in the American style so that the staircase is a design element, with the lower steps rounded and somewhat wider to also offer something for the eye. But you need space for that. In your case, it doesn't really make sense because otherwise there would be a lack of space in the living area. Since the floor plan still has potential, as others have already pointed out, I would have it planned differently again. Where does the plan actually come from? Did an architect draw it?

The staircase is the central and here the more disturbing element. Wardrobe/pantry have already been mentioned. The upper floor is needed for the overall assessment. (I suspect nothing good). The staircase in the living area definitely disturbs (visually) and the purpose of the "wart" is also not clear to me. If a projection, then at least a meter...