On which of these floor plans can we continue to build?

Has a version of the Flair 152 from Town & Country ever been suggested? The floor plan would be similar and it is available upstairs with 3 or 4 rooms + bathroom... you don't always have to reinvent the wheel.

But by now I believe you can post as many ideas here as you want, there will always be something to complain about, even if it's just the fundamental lack of affinity for design aspects .

I criticized your lack of affinity for expressing yourself clearly graphically – whether it looks nice is irrelevant. In both forums, "complaining" happens less about concrete details of the respective designs and more about the endless rehashing and conjuring up of further variant offshoots. You keep jumping from discussing based on your needs back to remodeling random standard floor plans. Do you want to fully explore the world's supply of rectangular floor plans before informing the developer of a decision? – even at the risk of repeating myself: if I were in their place, I would have long ago gone to the altar – uh, notary – with someone else.

Has a variant of the Flair 152 from Town & Country ever been proposed? [...] ...you don't always have to reinvent the wheel.

Not reinventing, but the wheel should at least be round. Whether Flair or Danwood: I see the same problem with both, that when pushed together to a width of 10.00 m they no longer function well.

Threw Flair 152 from Town & Country into the room? The floor plan would actually be similar and it comes with 3 or 4 rooms + bathroom upstairs... you don't always have to reinvent the wheel.

Thank you very much for the hint, it is indeed similar to the Solution 151.

express graphically understandable

And unfortunately I still don’t understand your written words.
What exactly do you want to tell me?

You keep jumping from discussing based on your needs back to remodeling some sample floor plans

You have to get ideas from somewhere.
Ultimately, the house should be 10 meters wide and 9 meters deep, minus exterior walls means inside 9.34 x 8.34 meters.
The living rooms (living room, kitchen or alternatively the study) should face the garden. Somewhere on the ground floor there still has to be a utility room, a WC and the stairs. From my point of view, there are not so many possibilities. Or do you have a suitable floor plan idea for me?

Do you want to have the world’s stock of rectangular floor plans completely gone through first

You can also see it positively:
In this thread, one can later find many 10 meter wide floor plans at once.

Whether Flair or Danwood: I see the same problem with both, that when compressed to 10.00 m width they no longer function well.

And that’s exactly what I don’t quite understand.
You can simply take 50 centimeters from the already generous kitchen of the Flair 152 on the left. In return, you give the living room 25 centimeters more depth.
Or you take the Flair 125, which is 9.75 meters wide.
Or you take the Flair 110, which is 9.13 meters wide.
If you place all 3 Flairs side by side, it looks as if the right half (utility room, WC, study) is always very similar in size. Accordingly, only the left half becomes more generous depending on the house type.

Flair 152:



Flair 125 (without study):



Flair 110:

You can also look at it positively:
In this thread, you can later find many 10-meter-wide floor plans all at once

Not at all. But many floor plans that are not ten meters wide, which you asked about whether they could be adapted to fit a ten-meter width.

If you lay all 3 Flairs next to each other, it looks as if the right half (utility room, WC, study) is always very similar in size. Accordingly, only the left half gets more generous depending on the house type.

Pssst! – You can’t just – even before the bell rings for the present – reveal the trick of how cheaply the providers can come up with "1295 house proposals".

this one is actually similar to the Solution 151.

Like basically all "individuals" of the two-story species Hundred and fifty-one.

Or do you have a suitable floor plan idea for me?

Yes, but not from me, rather from Kriminelle and gerrit83. Even if your wife will first have to grant you some willingness to compromise for Christmas. Honestly: I live in my house, I see it from the inside. I don’t think about whether it’s a portrait or landscape format on the city map.

And unfortunately, I still don’t understand your written words.
What exactly do you want to tell me?

Example floor plans without dimensions, own floor plans without furnishings and with stair floor areas depicted without orientation make it difficult for the other discussants to put themselves in the situation. And you yourself also lack a sense for the dimensions: 10.00 m is not 7 cm less than 10.72 m. When I pointed this out to you, you called it a reading error. But that’s actually a full 65 cm difference, which you should have noticed in your sense of dimension.

Take the floor plan from the BU Draw in your furniture, move what doesn't fit. It is no use attaching 105 half unsuitable floor plans This way you won't get further next year The house and the plot will not get bigger You cannot do without compromises with the framework and requirements