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Take a look around in the other lighting planning topics here, especially the latest one also names a useful planning tool for simulation.

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Is your dining table supposed to be so far down in the bay window? That’s very tight. The living room is still missing a second ceiling lamp, unless you are okay with it being a bit darker. We have a similar hallway as you upstairs. There we have a ceiling lamp placed centrally between the two walls of the stairs and bathroom, and an additional wall lamp that we turn on at night.
I would have also put a door between the dressing room and bedroom.

On one side of the table we planned a bench with a backrest, which we will place about 20 cm away from the window. That’s why the dining table is pushed so far down.
The idea of a second ceiling lamp in the hallway upstairs is a good one, thanks.
We thought about the door between dressing room and bedroom for a long time, but finally decided to leave it out.

Are the "wall lamps" at the stairs downlights? Otherwise, that’s way too many.
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I would have left out the LED strip in the living room and simply put an LED band behind the TV.
One outlet is enough above the kitchen island and 4 spots in the kitchen.

Yes, exactly, these are downlights at the stairs, I forgot to mention that.
The idea with the LED band behind the TV is not a bad one and probably cheaper as well.
Above the kitchen island we planned two outlets because we would like to have two pendant lamps there.

Above the kitchen island, we planned two outlets because we would like to have two pendant lights there.

Oh, I see. Then maybe check beforehand what kind of pendant lights you want. Many have a rail system that can be extended almost indefinitely, and a quick exchange of the pendant lights would also be possible. Usually, one outlet is enough there.