Single-family house cube without roof with full floor

  • Erstellt am 2018-11-25 21:59:37

JohannaK

2018-11-29 01:37:05
  • #1


Yes, maybe - just a little.
 

11ant

2018-11-29 02:34:13
  • #2
I didn't mean that in terms of taste, but practically, i.e. relating to everyday life in such a designed house: acoustically, you won’t find windless phases lasting longer than the time between two recorded laughs in a sitcom. Only in the difference between "living" and "dramaturgy" is it annoying in the open staircase living kitchen all-room when housemates constantly tramp through the stage set. And somehow even uncomfortable because the housemate doesn’t deliver a funny comment while trampling through (which one "expects" from TV training). Because at home you simply don’t have a scriptwriter. In the all-room house, you wish to be put into a coma when you have a migraine. But no one has to believe that before they have built it themselves.
 

haydee

2018-11-29 06:14:48
  • #3
If possible, take a look at it beforehand. It took some getting used to.
 

Wickie

2018-11-29 07:24:35
  • #4


And in my madness I just read ICE CREAM PARLOR :P I need more coffee!!!
 

haydee

2018-11-29 10:04:29
  • #5
The Neo just stayed in my memory. It was a bit different. Suddenly you’re standing in the kitchen.

Baufritz has something too.

@ TE visits a few model home parks. Walk the stairs (and some are unpleasantly steep). Imagine your daily routine with an open mind. Stand in the kitchen and simulate a process. Arrange every room as you would like it. Some have such nice bedrooms, but the bed is only 160 cm wide or you open the door and practically walk right into the wardrobe. You then also get a feeling for what others like. Wallpaper, floors, tiles, colors, etc. It’s too late to have fundamental discussions like tile or wood during the selections. Also look at houses with pitched roofs, the bathroom can still have pretty details.

Visit kitchen studios. Ask about prices, open cabinets, etc. Years ago I was looking at kitchens with a friend, her conclusion was either compromises in the kitchen or a man with a higher income who can cook and is at least 190 cm tall. Everything that was “wow” to her was too expensive, wall cabinets with upward-opening doors unreachable high and so on.
 

Climbee

2018-11-29 11:05:42
  • #6
And, how did it turn out? Another man or concessions???
 

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