Planning floor plan / first draft for first feedback

Good evening,

... living room introverted

What am I supposed to understand by the above wording?

Rhenish greetings

What am I supposed to understand from the above wording?

In the present floor plan, the views from the seating furniture in the living room all face into the building.
This may be intentional, but I prefer exciting indoor-outdoor relationships and sightlines that allow both integration with the garden and a home cinema.

WD

If you want to come with ideas/sketches, then take a graph paper or mm paper and draw the wall thicknesses etc. correctly.

Without dimensions, it is hardly possible to help you and one does not know if it will even fit like that afterwards.

By and large, I would say a standard floor plan for which you can surely find templates/ideas on the Internet.

Good evening,

What am I supposed to understand by the above phrasing?

Rhenish greetings

"Introverted" has been used by Wanderdüne for weeks in (almost) every floor plan discussion. The term actually belongs to psychology, but she probably doesn't know that ;)
Wanderdüne means by it – as I read from the context – subordinate, i.e. secondary :)

: The word "introverted" always refers to the behavior of people

Great, now people are already trying to interpret my statements :) . Let's see how this develops over centuries...

Just to clarify, when I say "living room introverted" I mean to transfer what one wants to express about a person characterized as "introverted" (non-scientific) (the inward-oriented) onto the living room and life in this living room.

It is simply closed in itself, does not open to the garden (considering seating and windows), sightlines remain inside, etc..

Best regards WD

If you use foreign words, then do it properly - otherwise it’s embarrassing... and interpretations are not necessary then either :rolleyes: