Ground plan design single-family house 165 sqm without basement on 400 sqm plot

She probably means whether it still looks that clean, or if there is something written on it now or similar.

Oh, I see. Yes, of course there is also something on it. It is a family kitchen. Not a showroom. The kitchen is used and sometimes heavily. But that varies from household to household. In my opinion, perfectly clean is not possible in a lively household and has something compulsive about it.

When I saw the kitchen, I had to look twice to see if it wasn’t a rendered image. But then the dishcloth gave it away. I might add a bit of color to the kitchen. How satisfied are you with the two-line kitchen layout?

In general, my wife is thrilled and wanted it exactly like that, open and so visible. I might slightly shift the entrance towards the entire living area or do something so that you don’t always have to look at the front door from the living area, or vice versa, so that when I come in, I don’t immediately look straight into the living area.

For us, it’s exactly the opposite. We have a similar layout on the ground floor. My wife was absolutely sure that she wanted the living-dining-cooking area separated. I was the one who was torn back and forth. But I also have to say that the situation you described always seemed somewhat uncomfortable to me in the model home parks and in the 3D design of my house. I once saw the staggered solution for the living-dining-cooking area, I think from Weiss-Haus, online and at least on paper I found it a nice compromise. But by then, everything was already more or less finalized for us.

Are there any other things, especially in the floor plan, that you like or that you would do differently afterward?

The only thing with me though. Not with any woman. The missing windbreak or a certain separation between the entrance area and the rest of the house. It does work that way too, I just don't like it that much.

I don't understand the question.

It is not a question!

In my opinion, perfectly clean does not work at all in a lively household and has something compulsive about it.

Exactly! I want to see them furnished. In everyday use condition. Kitchens look different when they are new and uninhabited. Those interest me less. I like pictures of used kitchens - and only those are, in my opinion, decisive as to whether a kitchen is well made and functional.