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2020-04-13 20:19:32
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Well then:
But it doesn't help if you realize that everything somehow feels cramped.
Yeah. In my opinion for a 2-person household, too tight. For 2. Unless you like to save. Whatever for. For 4 I find it insufficient.
Okay, the man can retreat to the basement. Or the woman, she can go ironing. Is that really what’s intended?
The open space also lacks floor-to-ceiling windows that would allow a view into the planned beautiful garden.
Completely exaggerated expectations. One shower toilet would be enough. For me the space is totally wasted.
I would create a storage room on the ground floor, e.g. where the tiny WC is now.
Why? Inside he can still move walls around as he pleases.
But it doesn't help if you realize that everything somehow feels cramped.
Maybe too much space wasted?? Living-dining room too tight?
Yeah. In my opinion for a 2-person household, too tight. For 2. Unless you like to save. Whatever for. For 4 I find it insufficient.
Okay, the man can retreat to the basement. Or the woman, she can go ironing. Is that really what’s intended?
The open space also lacks floor-to-ceiling windows that would allow a view into the planned beautiful garden.
We wanted the 2 WCs, we are then 4 people + friends/boyfriend/girlfriend. So in the morning it can take a bit longer to get ourselves well distributed.
Completely exaggerated expectations. One shower toilet would be enough. For me the space is totally wasted.
I would create a storage room on the ground floor, e.g. where the tiny WC is now.
the bedroom bed just has to be placed in the office,
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I don’t see the bed there. Where should a bed be? And a wardrobe? Where should a wardrobe be?