Anelya
2022-10-05 15:51:26
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Dear forum users,
In the subforum "Grundriss" I have read very good advice several times regarding interior planning. Now I no longer have a floor plan to discuss (house has stood since 1885), but maybe I can also get help in this subforum?
The following is given:
- Old-style building (entire floor) 3rd floor in a large city in western Germany
- 133 square meters
- Kitchen with kitchenette (already present) and pantry
- Bathroom with shower and bathtub
- WC
- Room 24.99 square meters with balcony facing east as well as 1 window facing north and 1 window facing east
- Room 13.70 square meters with window facing east
- Room 24.77 square meters with window facing east
These three rooms are connected with large double doors typical for old buildings and each also has doors to the hallway.
There is also another room with 22.56 square meters and a window facing north.
Furthermore, there is a hallway with 21.73 square meters and a laundry room for the washing machine.
All rooms (except the bathroom/WC) have refinished parquet flooring.
Two adults and one schoolchild will move into the apartment, furniture is currently almost nonexistent.
I am looking for advice, tips, and suggestions regarding the furnishing of the apartment. Where to eat, where to put a sofa? Where to sleep, where should the child sleep? What tips and tricks do you have, also regarding rugs/lamps/furniture design? How would a table fit well in the kitchen (kitchenette only flush with the wall behind the door, rest of the room free). How can the large hallway be nicely designed?
We need a large dining table (width 1.20 m (sic!) and length at least 2.50 meters); also a workspace and ideally a place for frequent overnight guests.
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Anelya

In the subforum "Grundriss" I have read very good advice several times regarding interior planning. Now I no longer have a floor plan to discuss (house has stood since 1885), but maybe I can also get help in this subforum?
The following is given:
- Old-style building (entire floor) 3rd floor in a large city in western Germany
- 133 square meters
- Kitchen with kitchenette (already present) and pantry
- Bathroom with shower and bathtub
- WC
- Room 24.99 square meters with balcony facing east as well as 1 window facing north and 1 window facing east
- Room 13.70 square meters with window facing east
- Room 24.77 square meters with window facing east
These three rooms are connected with large double doors typical for old buildings and each also has doors to the hallway.
There is also another room with 22.56 square meters and a window facing north.
Furthermore, there is a hallway with 21.73 square meters and a laundry room for the washing machine.
All rooms (except the bathroom/WC) have refinished parquet flooring.
Two adults and one schoolchild will move into the apartment, furniture is currently almost nonexistent.
I am looking for advice, tips, and suggestions regarding the furnishing of the apartment. Where to eat, where to put a sofa? Where to sleep, where should the child sleep? What tips and tricks do you have, also regarding rugs/lamps/furniture design? How would a table fit well in the kitchen (kitchenette only flush with the wall behind the door, rest of the room free). How can the large hallway be nicely designed?
We need a large dining table (width 1.20 m (sic!) and length at least 2.50 meters); also a workspace and ideally a place for frequent overnight guests.
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Anelya