Location kitchen and living room

Perhaps I would consult a tax advisor beforehand. A home office can be wonderfully deducted from taxes (including a proportional share of all additional house costs), but as far as I know, only as long as it is a separate room. So if I wanted to earn part of my salary from home, I would definitely clarify whether a separate room is necessary for tax purposes or not. In times of mobile working, it may no longer be seen so strictly, but I would want to be sure. Otherwise, I would find the option of a separable corner very appealing. But do patients then also feel in a "safe" room? I just don’t know how I would confide my deepest soul secrets to someone if I somehow feel that someone could suddenly walk into the room at any time. I would probably prefer a small but enclosed room. But that is something a therapist can probably decide better.

The partition does not create any more space than the cramped room. And the patient has to walk through my living room first. And it cannot be combined with a shared apartment. If I don’t do a shared apartment, then I don’t have this problem at all. Then I can simply use a child's room for it. Then the patient has to go upstairs, first room on the right. That would be no problem at all. Now I am trying to combine the shared apartment and practice room. Because actually, there would be enough space (measured in m2).

It wasn’t about making the room bigger, but that you only use it for 2-5 sessions per week, so 2-5 hours, and otherwise the room just stands unused. With the flexible partitioning, you can basically "reintegrate" this qms into your own living space after the 2-5 hours per week and thus simply have a larger living room. I find the idea appealing in itself, but I pointed out the possible tax issues that could arise. I’m not sure about that – if I were to set something like this up, that would be a point I would simply clarify in advance.

Ah, now I understand what you mean. For tax purposes, that would not be deductible. But that wouldn't be so bad.

The separation doesn't create more space than the closet. And the patient has to walk through my living room first. And it can't be combined with a shared apartment.

I was somehow under the impression that at least windows could be installed then. But with a terraced house in the middle, of course, that doesn't do anything.

So if the technical room and WC can be swapped, then here is another suggestion:



...although I don't believe that yet. Redoing the plans for all the piping and wiring - uff!