Semi-detached house with rather small children's rooms

Yes, the utility room will not exist as described, since you can then look into the garden from the kitchen. The room divider was intended for storing wood, but we would not do it that way either. However, the fireplace still has to be there, as we have our own forest and can therefore always heat cheaply.

The room divider annoys and bothers later. Wood can also be stored outside, then you just bring it in for the evening. Otherwise good. Open the intermediate staircase 2 meters, that brings airiness [emoji2]

Sorry, I don’t think the floor plan is very good. First of all, the WC downstairs has no window. If anyone can do without one here, it’s probably the cloakroom. And where is the shower now? Then the goal was for the kids’ rooms to be bigger. So? Are they? No! On the contrary, now the chimney has to go through there as well. The kids’ rooms should also have top priority upstairs and preferably have light from two sides. Not the case either. Instead, the bathroom is now on the chimney side – huh? On the west side, the rooms upstairs weren’t given any windows at all. How can I not use that? It’s not a terraced house! Since you want to open the pantry, there’s again no storage room or pantry. The hallway on the ground floor is cramped – but it’s supposed to be opened up. The kitchen didn’t get any windows either – it has to rely on the light from the living room – pathetic. The pantry also has to do without windows – is the architect a cave dweller? The whole chimney issue has already been criticized. I would be very disappointed.

Regarding the fireplace - there are also really cute small ones, in my opinion. This one, for example, is only 40x40cm. With the wooden shelf probably 60-80cm wide.



Placement, in my opinion, only makes sense on the exterior wall:



Has it already been said which roof will go on it?

Focus: EG North/South-Open:



Too bizarre?

I would leave out the storage closet. I once saw a kitchen corner cabinet with a sliding door, about 80 x 120 and floor-to-ceiling so that bottle crates fit underneath. A true space miracle.

As a floor plan alternative: