Ideas for Bungalow Room Layout

Hello, how would you allocate the rooms in the following bungalow?

I was thinking of
1 entrance area
1 hallway
1 bedroom
1 storage room
1 bathroom
1 kitchen
1 living room

I would very much appreciate your suggestions.
Thank you very much

Hello, how would you distribute the rooms in the following bungalow?
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That depends on how the questions from the following catalog are answered:


Without these answers, no one knows anything here either.
They can create the most wonderful vanilla sauce for you here, but if your plot is a hip steak, both still don't taste good together.

Hello, how would you distribute the rooms in the following bungalow?

Not at all. What you show there as a basis is apparently a modular bungalow from "Delta Modul." What makes you believe that a "freestyle" layout suggested by us could be built within their system? Better fill out the above-mentioned questionnaire and you will be able to get advice on how your wishes can be fulfilled – but probably not in this system. For that, we would need to know the relevant basics, such as in which grid walls can be moved, etc.

...you can't be serious... how are you supposed to distribute rooms in a shell when you don't even know how this shell might be situated on a property.

You really feel pretty fooled there.

That really makes you feel quite fooled.

Well, that probably wasn’t the intention. I think the OP saw a house that fits his budget; this house has a default floor plan that he doesn’t like - but he needs advice on how to make it better. And presumably, the manufacturer told him that the interior walls could be rearranged at no extra cost - only without mentioning that this isn’t a wish concert without a planning grid. That the plot of land comes first is probably even less clear to him.

With so little specification, one can think quite freely. I wonder if it will be useful? I'll make something for 1-2 people out of it and enlarge a few windows while reducing the number of rooms (after all, who really needs a hallway..).

1. Combined technical/storage/laundry room (if location allows, facing north)

2. Bathroom and bedroom as a unit behind a wall made of "wardrobe." This, adjacent to the room mentioned above, is the main storage space and houses clothes, shoes, office supplies, wardrobe...

3. Small separate toilet room.

4. The entire remaining (large) space is a living kitchen with an island, large table, and rather delicate couch area, few pieces of furniture.

For those wondering where "the entrance" is – a simple front door to the kitchen (fair-weather entrance), a simple front door to the technical/storage/laundry room (bad-weather entrance). Additionally, a generous floor-to-ceiling glass area that opens to a terrace.

Extend the floor (e.g., stone) of the large room seamlessly into the terrace area to visually expand the space and link it with the "outside."

High ceilings with acoustic optimization and generous roof overhangs for shading. The terrace roof is integrated as an extension of the house roof.