Our floor plan - please share your opinions

Beautiful house. But why are the children's rooms always planned so small by most people? The bedroom always as big as possible and the kids?

The child is not planned at all.
@Schdin: something else caught my attention... what are your morning wake-up habits like?
At our place, my husband gets up about an hour earlier, so it would bother me if he always had to walk from the bathroom to the dressing room and back. Maybe the bed should be placed under the slope and the wardrobes planned between the bathroom and bedroom? Just an idea :)

Hello, we are still at the very beginning. So I am still completely free and open-minded. I really like the ideas for your floor plan. Although it looks very unusual at first glance, everything has a purpose. I wouldn't do an open kitchen because the cooking fumes in the kitchen are enough for me, and I don't want them in the dining room as well. But I guess I'm rather alone in that opinion anyway. You probably will hardly ever close the sliding door to the living room. My grandma had that too, and it was always open. Maybe you could save money there. May I ask what the house will end up costing, or is that not a question you ask?

So, I had already brought up the matter of the children's rooms and said that if it really turns out that we want children after all, and if there are two, then the rooms will be enough for the beginning. If they become too small, one can always, when the child is around 13 or so, accommodate them downstairs in the basement and then knock down the wall between the two upstairs rooms and make it into one. Personally, at home I first had a small room of 18 sqm together with my sister. And in addition, an upstairs playroom with almost 30 sqm. Later, a 30 sqm room, which in my opinion is much too big. For my part, I think the rooms are big enough to sleep in, do homework, and read. A playroom is then perhaps also planned in the basement. With the existing heating, you can create an absolutely great playroom, and the rooms are clean for sleeping...

The pellet storage can still be enlarged by the adjacent planned room. So no problem. We don’t need to go into the pellet storage itself, since the pellets are sucked up.

I want an open kitchen because we always used to do our homework at the dining table while mom was cooking. Everyone as they are used to :o)

The door to the living room will probably not be used often, but I just want to be able to close it when someone is watching TV in the living room and someone is sitting in the dining room wanting to talk... It’s worth the money to me to be able to have peace when I want it.

Getting up is quite different due to his and my shifts. However, we have already gotten used to preparing our clothes the night before in the apartment, but in principle a very good idea which I will discuss with our architect.

So I think the floor plan is great, especially the solution with the kitchen-dining area-living room. We will have something very similar built as well. This creates a great openness in the house, and that is worth a lot.