Single-family house 1.5 stories approx. 150 sqm floor plan DIY design

Did you mark the 2 m line on the upper floor? Is the storage space in the bedroom enough?

The marked 1 m line is the 2 m line. Knee wall was 1.4 m

Classic case of making things worse, if you ask me.

I am surprised how one can fit such an impressive composition of narrow paths into a floor plan that is actually quite clearly structured – in many places, not even remotely the spaciousness that a sense of room unfortunately also needs comes through.

Is it really like that? I can see far into the house from the entrance. From the staircase ascent as well in 3 directions, and the doors are not narrow versions.
On the upper floor, it has unfortunately become a bit tighter. However, the children's room wall could still be pushed in to create more hallway width.

Classic case of making things worse while trying to improve, if you ask me.

Is it really like that?

It's about the sense of space. Now you only have hallways when you enter the house. That is oppressive and not nice. The main culprit is the wall enclosing the staircase. Putting the staircase in the middle of the house is, given the house shape and size with a knee wall of 1.40m at the top, just a bit unsuitable, I would say.

Since you want it more "classic," why not put the staircase at the bottom of the plan - that is, classic? (staircase again without a landing) [ATTACH alt="EG.jpg" type="full"]39611[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt="OG.jpg" type="full"]39609[/ATTACH] By the way, one tries to avoid a direct wall between the bedroom and the children's room, if possible. Just think about it...

I can see far into the house from the entrance.

The view is only hallway width wide in alarmingly large areas.

By the way, one tries to avoid a direct wall between bedroom and children's room, if possible.

If you want cream, you have to shake cows. And if you want siblings, you have to endure that parents make them. Not only the stork "doesn't exist," but Santa Claus is actually Uncle Hubert.

And whoever wants siblings must endure that the parents make some.

That’s quite a stretch. 1. Who says anyone wants siblings? 2. Presumably, it bothers the children less than the parents. 3. If there is space, why give it up? I recently had my girlfriend’s children over. They live as a patchwork family of eight (yes – 6 children) in a four-room apartment. The children were not very enthusiastic about the nocturnal background noises. w.z.b.w. :P