Our financial situation - Your opinion?

... to discuss, for example, the positioning of the controlled residential ventilation system or to philosophize about whether it wouldn't be smarter to swap the washbasin and the dressing table ;)

... and to satisfy our curiosity. ;-)

It was my fear that my house floor plan would be torn apart. Then I posted it anyway - encouraged by - with the note that it could be inspiring, discouraging, or simply interesting for forum members. The forum community was kind to me (thank you).

The forum is also important to play the Advocatus Diaboli. That is helpful, even if sometimes painful.

I posted it after all

Oh, where??? I would also be interested! Out of curiosity! :)

I no longer know where. Here is an insight:
Ground floor
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Changes numbered
1 Instead of a cupboard just a niche for the refrigerator, wall with sub-distribution inside, and WC moved about 50 cm “down” and entrance enlarged.
2 Bathroom with shower like the right apartment
3 fixed wall instead of sliding door
4 no folding systems, fixed glass panel and door
5 narrow, steep ash wood stairs to the sleeping loft
6 folding walls fold outwards
7 stove much bigger, lightweight chimney above terrace, narrow window to the east
8 narrow window to the west, symmetrical.
9 long peninsula instead of small full island
10 terrace door to kitchen terrace shifted somewhat “up”

Upper floor (only galleries, no rooms except bathroom)
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Changes numbered

1 window shifted, knee wall built in below, crawl storage room
2 chimney flue outside
3 WC and built-in shelf in the “T” below,
4 shower with tiled stool in the “T” above
5 glass mosaic wall with antique table and stone washbasin as focal wall
6 sliding door placed centrally

Due to the quite special hillside location, we can step straight out onto the terrace from the gallery on the left side of the house.
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We modelled the driveway differently and have the carport about at ground floor level and suitably high for the motorhome.

I once read something very clever in the forum: why should I post my floor plan if I am satisfied with it?

You can find a thousand examples of urgently needed last rescues here with the search term "semifinal" *LOL* The fathers and mothers of the greatest disasters always thought they were just about to reach the goal. But you are right: to all who can really be sure - if they want to stay that way - it is warmly recommended to wait with the publication until the dice have been cast and all the whining can bounce off them. Not showing anything at all is stupid. Imagine the forum without the houses of those original posters who were not uncertain.

Imagine the forum without the houses of those OPs who were not uncertain.

That is exactly my point. No one who is sure puts the floor plan up for discussion. Even if there is only a tiny doubt, one is not satisfied when posting it. But I only realized that when we were finished with our house. Then there was no longer the need to ask others (the forum) for opinions. But we first had to get to that point. As I said: there are still many smaller questions, things like: sink on the left and dryer on the right or the other way around? But regardless of that: the big picture is set. If your comment does not refer to the floor plans, but rather to photos, etc., then of course you are right. I will also report on our house and will probably still have many questions :cool: