11ant
2018-03-24 15:23:01
- #1
This looks good now, I prefer the "left" version.
Single-family house - Design planning - Request for feedback
- Erstellt am 2018-01-08 00:46:11
kaho674
2018-03-24 17:46:53
- #2
I agree.This now looks good, I prefer the "left" version.
MBS2201
2018-03-24 21:12:47
- #3
Hello kaho674 and 11ant, thank you for your feedback. In your opinion, is the kitchen/dining/lounge area too long (in the left picture)? Doesn't it rather look like a long 12m tube?
11ant
2018-03-24 21:35:40
- #4
No, that cannot be a hose. You can see from everywhere that it is an L.
MBS2201
2018-03-25 20:20:22
- #5
Hello, do you have any tips on how the floor plan can be optimized? How could the kitchen/dining/lounge area be better divided so that it is not such a long room? What bothers us is that you can see the house entrance directly from the dining table. Where could additional storage space be usefully added (ground floor & upper floor)? In your opinion, is the size of the living room sufficient?
Maria16
2018-03-25 21:56:31
- #6
Does the fireplace have to be on the ground floor? I think it will be quite in your way there.
The windows are probably not fixed yet? Consider making the office a bit wider so that a wall unit can fit along the entire length (wall to the living room) and you can still place office furniture. In the living room, I would put the couch in the corner between the office and staircase and see how to find a suitable place for the TV on the exterior wall.
The corner bottom right is currently empty. Without the fireplace, you could move the dining table comfortably in that direction and use the space better / prevent the view into the hallway. Alternatively, you could also consider adding a pantry behind the kitchen unit and accordingly shift the kitchen toward the bottom of the plan. Move the dining table further down accordingly (here the fireplace would probably still be in the way).
The windows are probably not fixed yet? Consider making the office a bit wider so that a wall unit can fit along the entire length (wall to the living room) and you can still place office furniture. In the living room, I would put the couch in the corner between the office and staircase and see how to find a suitable place for the TV on the exterior wall.
The corner bottom right is currently empty. Without the fireplace, you could move the dining table comfortably in that direction and use the space better / prevent the view into the hallway. Alternatively, you could also consider adding a pantry behind the kitchen unit and accordingly shift the kitchen toward the bottom of the plan. Move the dining table further down accordingly (here the fireplace would probably still be in the way).