kbt09
2017-08-07 15:58:13
- #1
Your toilet room does not even have a small sink planned.
Layout Floor plan Multipurpose room Kitchen Living Dining
- Erstellt am 2017-07-27 09:59:18
ypg
2017-08-07 16:22:13
- #2
I only see a blank white page
Did I understand correctly that the WC _has_ to be separate?
I would include it in the bathroom; you gain half a square meter that way.
I would definitely add the short wall on the bottom wall by the hallway, as it provides more options for placing furniture in both the hallway and the open living area.
A long kitchen unit where you have to look straight up is too dominant for the room.
I would also like the kitchen to be an L-shape at the top wall, with a small island (work island) in front of it if you don’t want to do without it. I would strongly advise against having a water connection on the island, i.e., somewhere in the middle of the room. Also, be cautious with electricity. I think that eventually, you’ll get tired of the island in this room.
You can create a wall strip beside or in front of the island – it can serve as a divider, eyecatcher, or privacy screen; you could also put something on it or hang shelves (or a TV)
I would fix this wall as drywall onto the floor covering to keep it flexible with the flooring, but it should reach up to the ceiling.
The L would measure 4.20 x 1.60, with 1.20 meters taken up by tall cabinets on the short or long wall. So, without the island, it’s more than enough.
A passage to the bedrooms is at the bottom plan, so that a wall forms where other furniture can also be placed. Because those will be replaced someday... and honestly: a 160 cm sofa for two is really cozy
By the way, you can reach supplies with two or three quick steps from a storage area near the utility room
Best regards, Yvonne
Did I understand correctly that the WC _has_ to be separate?
I would include it in the bathroom; you gain half a square meter that way.
I would definitely add the short wall on the bottom wall by the hallway, as it provides more options for placing furniture in both the hallway and the open living area.
A long kitchen unit where you have to look straight up is too dominant for the room.
I would also like the kitchen to be an L-shape at the top wall, with a small island (work island) in front of it if you don’t want to do without it. I would strongly advise against having a water connection on the island, i.e., somewhere in the middle of the room. Also, be cautious with electricity. I think that eventually, you’ll get tired of the island in this room.
You can create a wall strip beside or in front of the island – it can serve as a divider, eyecatcher, or privacy screen; you could also put something on it or hang shelves (or a TV)
I would fix this wall as drywall onto the floor covering to keep it flexible with the flooring, but it should reach up to the ceiling.
The L would measure 4.20 x 1.60, with 1.20 meters taken up by tall cabinets on the short or long wall. So, without the island, it’s more than enough.
A passage to the bedrooms is at the bottom plan, so that a wall forms where other furniture can also be placed. Because those will be replaced someday... and honestly: a 160 cm sofa for two is really cozy
By the way, you can reach supplies with two or three quick steps from a storage area near the utility room
Best regards, Yvonne
Bertram100
2017-08-07 21:39:30
- #3
Oops, you are super fast
I'm going crazy again: I have a pdf file of the plan. Whenever I attach it here, the file stays white. I'm still working on it. If it works, I'll add the plan.
Hand wash basin: I can still have it installed. Hopefully it's covered by the standard budget (I have 4000 euros for the bathroom including tiles at 40 euros net/m²).
Separate WC: I would like to have it like that, but it is not necessary. I'm open to discussion. Basically, I don't have a space problem and therefore don't need to haggle over half a square meter. The apartment is actually even too big. Personally, I would have taken a smaller one. For resale reasons, I took 2 roughly equal-sized bedrooms.
L-shaped kitchen top of the plan: Yvonne, do you mean the L at the top of the plan to the right of the window and then "around the corner" along the right wall of the plan? That exactly matches my difficulty with the room: the kitchen itself would be great as an L, I think. But then it just stands there so naked and "unbounded," fully in the line of sight. Shortening the length doesn't help anymore, does it?
Pantry: no problem, I don't necessarily need a whole pantry cupboard. With a few dancing steps, I can actually just reach it in the next room.
Passage to the bedrooms: yes, leaving the long wall "completely" with a passage at the bottom of the plan also seems to me to be the most appropriate somehow. Besides, I would find it a shame if the window there disappeared in a pantry room.
Tomorrow afternoon I will rebuild the L on paper and take a photo. And I also have to deal with the pdf floor plan. Here on the PC it appears quite normally in Adobe Reader, but as an attached file everything stays white. Strange, strange. Or just photograph it as well.
I'm going crazy again: I have a pdf file of the plan. Whenever I attach it here, the file stays white. I'm still working on it. If it works, I'll add the plan.
Hand wash basin: I can still have it installed. Hopefully it's covered by the standard budget (I have 4000 euros for the bathroom including tiles at 40 euros net/m²).
Separate WC: I would like to have it like that, but it is not necessary. I'm open to discussion. Basically, I don't have a space problem and therefore don't need to haggle over half a square meter. The apartment is actually even too big. Personally, I would have taken a smaller one. For resale reasons, I took 2 roughly equal-sized bedrooms.
L-shaped kitchen top of the plan: Yvonne, do you mean the L at the top of the plan to the right of the window and then "around the corner" along the right wall of the plan? That exactly matches my difficulty with the room: the kitchen itself would be great as an L, I think. But then it just stands there so naked and "unbounded," fully in the line of sight. Shortening the length doesn't help anymore, does it?
Pantry: no problem, I don't necessarily need a whole pantry cupboard. With a few dancing steps, I can actually just reach it in the next room.
Passage to the bedrooms: yes, leaving the long wall "completely" with a passage at the bottom of the plan also seems to me to be the most appropriate somehow. Besides, I would find it a shame if the window there disappeared in a pantry room.
Tomorrow afternoon I will rebuild the L on paper and take a photo. And I also have to deal with the pdf floor plan. Here on the PC it appears quite normally in Adobe Reader, but as an attached file everything stays white. Strange, strange. Or just photograph it as well.
11ant
2017-08-07 21:47:26
- #4
... or screenshotAnd I also have to deal with the pdf floor plan sometime. Here on the PC it appears completely normal in Adobe Reader, but as an attached file everything stays white. Strange, strange. Or just photograph it
ypg
2017-08-07 22:47:06
- #5
No, the L plan top left
Screenshot but please not from the phone, that is too small.
Regards, Yvonne
Screenshot but please not from the phone, that is too small.
Regards, Yvonne
hbf12
2017-08-08 09:14:03
- #6
The PDF works after all, I don't know what your problem is
I don't understand the kitchen plan from kbt, where in the room is the kitchen supposed to be, there is a window behind the kitchen and where is the passage to the rooms?
I don't understand the kitchen plan from kbt, where in the room is the kitchen supposed to be, there is a window behind the kitchen and where is the passage to the rooms?