Single-family house 172 sqm, questions about the layout, roof structure, and brickwork

Your neighbors were very restrained in their architectural imagination, but at least there were no aesthetic disasters.

The famous city villa, after all. To each their own, so we also want a nice hedge so that we can still have some view of greenery.

The famous city villa, of course.

Yes, but at least "clean" – no Bauhaus Tuscany with fir-green floor-to-ceiling lattice corner windows. In this respect, the view is at least bearable, though not exciting.

In summer beautiful, when the trees wear green

Hello everyone, first of all thanks for the hedge tips. I am therefore trying the next problem. We would like to completely plaster our bay window or have flush window sills. Do you have any ideas or solutions for us? Many thanks to you

We would like to fully plaster our seat window or would like flush-mounted window sills.

So actually "no" window sills, i.e. the reveal at the bottom is identical to the right / left / top, only designed with wall plaster, and then cushions lie on it at the seat window, or how should one imagine that? Are the interior doors also basically intended to be "frame-less" in this sense?

So actually "no" window sills, i.e. the reveal at the bottom is identical to the right / left / top, only designed with wall plaster, and cushions then lie on it at the seating window or how should one imagine that?

Are the interior doors also meant to be quasi "frame-less" in this sense?

That’s exactly how it was meant with the seating window. The paint will then be coated with parquet lacquer, which makes it more resistant. It should look like in the picture. Therefore, I would be grateful for ideas.

We would actually like to have the interior doors without fittings. But they have not been selected yet.