Semi-detached house with rather small children's rooms

  • Erstellt am 2018-03-13 12:41:29

haydee

2018-04-04 10:53:58
  • #1
Bedroom does not work. The door hits the bed and the bed also seems quite narrow. Very little closet space in the bedroom. Large hallway on the upper floor. Are you sure that the beds in the children's rooms are 1.4 m x 2 m? To me they look more like 90 cm x 2 m.
 

apokolok

2018-04-04 10:58:10
  • #2
That already looks significantly better. The children's rooms on the upper floor are okay, the built-in wardrobes are efficient. The beds shown are not 1.40m or the wardrobes are not 2m wide. As already says, the bedroom is too small, as is the wardrobe. The hallway still needs to take up less space, and the bathroom can be a bit smaller as well. The ground floor is probably feasible like this, but I think that too much space is devoted to the 'hall' in front of the stairs. This makes everything open, but at the expense of the kitchen, which is in my opinion too narrow, and the living room could also be a bit bigger. The table looks like a doll's table, so please draw something in a reasonable size here. The direction is right, optimize the traffic areas once more and it will work.
 

MichaeI

2018-04-04 11:24:39
  • #3
The thing with the beds is correct, they were only 1.20. I just fixed it, 1.40 also works.

The door in the bedroom then opens towards the closet.

The table on the ground floor is 1.20 x 2.00. I think that's usually enough for 4 people. And when guests come, you can still extend the table.
 

apokolok

2018-04-04 11:34:57
  • #4
In the drawing it is not. The distance between the kitchen countertop and the wall is 1.20m, so the drawn table is at most 70x140cm. If your table is actually 1.20 x 2m, it fits well there and is certainly sufficient for everyday use. However, it is important to furnish in a roughly to-scale manner to identify problems.
 

MichaeI

2018-04-04 11:39:36
  • #5
That's right, you are correct. Apparently, the chairs are counted in the program.

I adjusted it... It just barely works.

Maybe the kitchen will be a bit shorter then. But those are just details.
 

kaho674

2018-04-04 11:43:23
  • #6
- Shower downstairs too narrow, even when the door is hinged outwards.
- Wardrobe in the bedroom far too small, bed quite narrow.
- Staircase seems quite wide to me - what did you use there? Can you save there?
- Distance from sofa to TV is what?
- Upstairs hallway wastes square meters. Light should come from above. Again the question about the roof?
 

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