Invi85
2017-10-27 08:13:58
- #1
Hi,
it would be advantageous if you could fill out the remaining information from the template, but first let's come to your floor plan.
Regarding the hallway on the ground floor, I agree with kaho674. I don't really understand the point of it, it's a corridor that reduces the space of the living room and kitchen. The only reason why there is still a corridor at all could be that otherwise the kitchen's cabinet space would be smaller. But sacrifice so much space for that?
The staircase was also placed very inconveniently. The office into the dressing room on the upper floor are actually not really usable like this. In the end, you have less than 80 cm of space up to the wall, more than uncomfortable. Why are you so attached to the staircase?
Why you want the "famous" T, you’ll have to explain to me. I have always seen this constellation as a last resort for very small bathrooms. I am not aware of any advantage of the T.
Regards
Michael
it would be advantageous if you could fill out the remaining information from the template, but first let's come to your floor plan.
Regarding the hallway on the ground floor, I agree with kaho674. I don't really understand the point of it, it's a corridor that reduces the space of the living room and kitchen. The only reason why there is still a corridor at all could be that otherwise the kitchen's cabinet space would be smaller. But sacrifice so much space for that?
The staircase was also placed very inconveniently. The office into the dressing room on the upper floor are actually not really usable like this. In the end, you have less than 80 cm of space up to the wall, more than uncomfortable. Why are you so attached to the staircase?
Why you want the "famous" T, you’ll have to explain to me. I have always seen this constellation as a last resort for very small bathrooms. I am not aware of any advantage of the T.
Regards
Michael