Newly built single-family house approx. 170m² city villa

Draw all your appliances + laundry in the utility room. One door or the window will have to make way. I would remove the corner at the entrance and enlarge the room. Meanwhile, shift the doors towards the WC so that the upper wall can be used.

Cloakroom is missing. You also change your lifestyle habits with offspring. Fresh air daily, sometimes even at night. Cloakroom toddler Jacket, vest, rainwear or snow clothes or all. Half shoes, slippers, rubber boots, winter boots/sandals Long term still a diaper bag, then kindergarten bag later school bag. Then visiting children at first with the parents as well. Some store Maxi-Cosi and stroller in the entrance area.

Pantry. Draw your freezer with the door open. A few centimeters might be missing.

Dining table What are the dimensions of the table?

Upper floor Swap bathroom and storage room. There is no storage space in the bathroom. How wide is the shower? What are the dimensions of the dressing room?

P.s. By the way, I also believe that men lose themselves in their childhood dream.

A 3D representation in which nonsensical projections and recesses are not visible is, in my opinion, decisively flawed. Instead of allowing the upper floor to protrude more originally on another side, pulling the upper floor over the projection of the ground floor would not only be the same price but cheaper. The wardrobe is sufficient in my view, as already mentioned – but here, several ladies often hold the opinion that a wardrobe must provide space for the entire family's jacket collection and a handful of pairs of shoes per person.

I am certainly open to concrete suggestions for improvement or even a completely different floor plan.

The suggestion "make your building body as smooth as in the 3D representation and turn the garage recess into a projection" should hopefully be understood even without a drawing. Recently, several questioners have apparently managed to tire Katja (who otherwise delivers variants as if with a machine gun).

And those who moved the counter now have to realize that no one wants to sit on those high stools.

Above the counter belongs a disco ball, and from the high stools you look at a John Travolta dancing in front of the stove.

Then I stash the dirtiest clothes in the basement and consequently walk into the living room on the ground floor in underwear.

Well, I somehow find that so funny again that it would be worth the door to the utility room for me. I would regularly enjoy the view of the half-naked man in the hallway.

Hmm that was a draft from another company without significant specifications on my part.

So far, the whole thing is too vague for me to make any suggestions here.
You shouldn't be surprised in my opinion that so little

constructive feedback

comes.

Since my jackets usually lie around in the car or hang in the closet anyway, the wardrobe is really not important. We currently don't even have one, but I still wanted to provide something small when the number of residents increases.

Maybe the mothers and fathers here in the forum could share their experiences with tricycles, winter jackets, shoes, satchels, sports bags, and other kids' stuff?

I have already written that and we have little compared to many friends. where should the jackets and shoes be stored then? Children are already more exposed to the weather and should be dressed accordingly

Children are already more aware of the weather and should be dressed accordingly

But the year still has eleven more months, not just April. Regarding the summer jackets, you can clear the cache now.