Our floor plan design for an affordable house

I had already written it somewhere, everything is to scale, wall thicknesses, windows, and also all the furniture we plan to take with us. We do not yet have a dining table of that size, but so far a much too small one. The one to be bought/built can therefore also be adapted to the space on site. I will provide a dimensioned floor plan as soon as our planner has calculated and drawn everything. As a rough guide: the width of the living room between the stairs and window/south facade is 4.15 m. The window by the sofa is 1.80 m wide, the one by the dining table as well plus a 90 cm wide door right next to it.

I am curious. How much space is there between the kitchen and the sofa? For a table, you should already expect a space requirement of 2.5 m width (including chairs) - and then you also have to be able to walk comfortably around it. So 4.5 m between the kitchen and sofa would certainly be optimal. Then it should fit. It is the same with the length - you have 4.15 m, there should be about 1 m on each side - so you can take a table about 2 m long.

...feeling the woman's checking glances on the back of your neck?

OT: You poor thing! As far as I know, there is no one-size-fits-all bathroom spray. You have to decide: if you want to fight limescale, you need an acid. For organic dirt, chlorine helps more – although the latter should only be used in emergencies. Mixing both doesn't seem to work – at least I haven't encountered that yet.

The window in the living room corner will be a seat window with a 40 cm sill height.

What is a seat window? How do you want to realize that? Will there be a bench in front of the window?

... feeling the woman's controlling glances on your neck?

I wanted to add this: That can't be true, that's not how we women are, not a single one of us.

Can someone tell me how the house is positioned on the plot? In the first post, I see the entrance in the east - however, I don't see a north arrow. My posts have so far only referred to the floor plan itself. I liked the last one, even though I would probably mirror the staircase so that you go upstairs from the dining area (though it doesn’t look as nice at the top then). But now I'm starting to wonder why the elongated house is supposed to be placed like that on the plot. It would be nice if someone could tell me the actual orientation and location of the house, along with the post number. I must have missed something.

What is a seat window?

See photo. My husband and I also liked seat windows spontaneously, but then decided against it because it wasn't quite clear if it is really comfortable and we would rather push an armchair in front of the window or the door when we want to look outside.