Newly built single-family house with 2 full floors and a double garage, 150 sqm

What is in the rather expensive basement?

Workshop, small guest room, hobby room (fitness), storage room, laundry room

Here is my constructive contribution
Pantry should be 1.40m:



and where is the problem now? I even drew in my 3.2m sofa for fun. Also, the dining table size is the "upper edge." If you look online and want three chairs per side, you will often be suggested 1.9m instead of 2.1m.

I also don't find the "overhanging" kitchen bad. You use underfloor heating and flow the "open space" all the same. If coziness is missing somewhere, just lay nice rugs.

Regards

Thank you for your constructive suggestion. I like it. We will now talk to the kitchen studio and architect soon.

Hang kitchen door the other way

Is there a clever corner door solution?
Here are two doors very close together.

Workshop, assumed you are using the large garage. There is no daylight in the basement

With SH3D you have everything, you just shouldn't cheat yourself. I measure my sofa at home - 3m - enter 300 under "Width (cm)" and done! Or I look online for the dimensions of this or that kitchen part - then I transfer them into SH3D - fits.

Wow yes indeed! The sofa is now 3m long. What you can do with a PC without a pen, amazing, and tomorrow people will fly to the moon, unimaginable. *Irony off*

It's good that at least you have figured it out. I myself have also been drawing with a program, but for 16 years. And I can also distinguish 3 out of 4 meters without measurements. Therefore, it is still more helpful for others to recommend pencil and graph paper, where you can see that the user can't really do much with unmeasured walls. If then the walls are generally applied with the wrong thickness, and the user does not deal at all with plaster thickness, installation, or the dimensions of their furniture, etc., you have a disaster later on. Therefore, one should not always project oneself onto others, but give advice empathetically and individually.

Hang kitchen door the other way

I have the same issue myself. I don’t know exactly what I’ll do yet. But I might even let the postman have a look into the kitchen (as long as the living room is not visible, where I watch TV in joggers and a ribbed undershirt) and install no door at all, or a sliding door. Why? We have currently also taken off the living room door in our rented apartment. We don’t need it. Best regards

In this respect, one should not always generalize from oneself to others, but give advice empathetically and individually.

That fits perfectly with:

I already said it: with SH3D you have no control over measurements! I'm out

The difference between you and me? I took a lousy 10 minutes to draw the TE's living/dining/kitchen area 95% to scale, instead of spending 10 minutes complaining about how bad SH3D is + why I shouldn't generalize from myself to others...

Back to your statements: Then help CONCRETELY!!! and not

I'm out

Regards

I think we can close the thread here now. I would like to thank everyone who provided constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement. We will take them into consideration. In particular, the depth of the dining area and the width of the bedroom will be reconsidered.

If then the walls are generally applied with the wrong thickness, the user does not deal with plaster thickness, installation, or their furniture dimensions at all, there will be a disaster later.

With statements like these, the thread will now drift off topic. I will not address this further...