Layout Floor plan Multipurpose room Kitchen Living Dining

Hello dear forum,

after having my first conversation with the project coordinator, I know a bit more about my options:

- everything is still variable and adjustable, except for the service shaft.
Laying extra lines and moving the kitchen is not exactly cheap though.

- At the moment I tend to keep the floor plan as it is (for cost reasons. My additional budget is limited. I’m afraid the kitchen will still swallow quite a big chunk extra).

- I copied a plan and cut furniture to scale. I have an idea how I can better structure the open space. The idea is to place a "wall" in the middle of the left wall on the plan to serve as a niche for the sofa (or, if not liked, as a niche for furniture placement). The niche can also be furnished on the side facing down on the plan.

- at the entrance, I shifted the passage from the hallway to the room a bit so that a small piece of furniture can still fit at the little corner between hallway and room at the bottom left of the plan, and a few jackets can still be hung in the hallway.

- the kitchen drawn in is realistic: a row with three tall cabinets (oven, fridge, dishwasher) and a workspace for the cooking area (altogether about 150 cm cooking and working surface. The kitchen island is approx. 90x190 cm).

The open space is 580 x 598 cm and must be functional for 1 to 2 adults.

I’m looking forward to any feedback. Maybe something else will come up? I’m still a bit clueless about my open space.

It's actually a nice room or rather a nice apartment. I definitely would not put that partition wall there, as you are only extending the hallway. The room itself doesn't gain anything from it, except that the sofa gets its own section. However, in my opinion, you will hardly manage without a partition wall, since watching TV over a distance of 6 meters doesn't work well in such a spacious area. Also, with zoning, you sit better. I would like to offer the following with a swivel bar counter. Otherwise: go to homebyme and redraw your apartment with this easy program... it's really simple and wonderful for single floors [emoji2] Edit: I would use the toilet room as a dressing room instead of a closet [emoji847]

Is south at the top?

Would the bathroom also be feasible at the bottom of the plan?

Oops, my entire post is gone? Again then. One moment

Ypg, thank you very much for your printing and cutting work
I will think again about whether a single-line kitchen might actually work. I had already dismissed it once because it seemed "too long" to me. It’s about 4.5m of kitchen then. Although, in the drawing it looks quite okay and not overly long.

You planned space for a TV. "Isch haaabee gar keine fernsehe". I have a monitor in the cabinet that I take out specifically for movies. I do casual TV on the laptop.

If the TV space is free, then there is quite a lot of space in the middle. To me, that looks unbalanced overall, too much space in the middle and too much furniture on the edges.

I find the zoning difficult right now: I don’t have any large rugs or anything that could mark a zone.

I thought that such a crosswall might bring a bit more "zone" into the whole. I will erase it again for now

Directions: North is left at nine o’clock, the balconies are East (top of the plan) and West (bottom of the plan).

I will keep thinking and puzzle a little more. Especially the kitchen size and the zoning, I am still not sure about that.

I have a completely different question: I provided my name during registration. I did not know that it would be published. How can I undo that? I cannot find any "admin" or similar.