Lighting design and floor plan for a semi-detached house

Could it be that the part of the patio door that opens is between the sofa and the TV wall?

And, anyway, what size did you draw the table with? You also can’t really sit on the chairs because then you hit the furniture or the kitchen peninsula, where there are also chairs. You can hardly get from the kitchen towards the patio.

And, what is the light in the middle of the kitchen supposed to be? How will the countertops be illuminated? Especially in the area of the windows?

I don't understand: the semi-detached house is 6 meters wide, the sofa is roughly in the middle, and you write that the TV is about 4.5 meters away from the sofa?

Regards, Yvonne

.. I think he meant the architect's furnishing proposal, which is also attached in post 2, but is basically more airy and allows better pathways through the room. The interior dimension is only 543 cm as well.

.. I think he meant the architect's furniture proposal, which is additionally attached in post 2, but which is basically more airy and allows better paths through the room. The interior dimension is only 543 cm as well.

Yes, of course, below is the second drawing from #2 and not "in the post below"


Regards, Yvonne

Here is a new picture again.

@ybt: The patio door will open at the bottom. The kitchen should not have chairs, otherwise it will be too much. The sofa can be moved up a bit. I have looked around, a sofa in the middle of the room can act as a room divider and with a nice back it also looks good. The kitchen ceiling will be lowered. The cable is only intended as a supply line. More detailed planning of the ceiling spots will come later. The same goes for the light strip and spots along the TV and the sliding door.

The two boxes on the center line are for presence detectors with several zones. They are supposed to detect whether someone is in the living area, dining area, or kitchen. I will have the right one moved a little further to the right.

What is the empty space behind the sofa intended for? Just as a passageway to the terrace? If so, it seems to me to be quite an expensive and spacious hallway.