Single-family house floor plan 150m², plot: 420m²

  • Erstellt am 2015-09-15 20:02:11

ypg

2015-09-16 19:14:43
  • #1


I am shocked!



You should always build up to date – that also includes the kitchen furnishings! At least, if you want to continue using used kitchen furniture, you should plan for fixtures to expand and adapt the standard. Or expand it right away through a carpenter. Here, there is clearly a lack of space/floor area. Anyone who uses the kitchen normally (cooking meals 4 times up to daily, sometimes baking a cake, coffee machine, kettle and toaster, fruit bowl, beverage bottles and oil within easy reach) will have problems here in the long run. Eventually, the children's building blocks will occupy part of the work surface.

I briefly saw @Epis’s suggestion and found it better.
 

djon25

2015-09-18 06:52:32
  • #2


I have taken a closer look at @Epis's suggestion.

You say that the kitchen is too small/poorly laid out for you. Upon closer inspection, @Epis's is even "worse"... (still, thanks to @Epis for the idea)

Here, I would have to cut quite a bit into the living room, as I would also have to take 0.5 m from the total width. (House width max. 8.5 m)
What I particularly like about the floor plan is the guest WC and the cloakroom.
Although I tried to put Epis's idea on paper with only a side entrance (which we would like), it did not work out. We also do not like the steep staircase.

Another design is attached...
 

Legurit

2015-09-18 07:17:43
  • #3
Better... although you can't really use the niche in the office either. Why not the classic wardrobe + WC combination? That would be suitable here. I find 15 sqm a bit much for a kitchen. Besides, you have endless distances to the terrace and dining room.
 

kbt09

2015-09-18 07:38:29
  • #4
And, whatever is standing in the middle of the kitchen, that doesn't work. The walkways look too narrow. In general, a few measurements wouldn't be bad. Does the staircase work?

The fireplace in the corner to the left of the living room... well, you can't see it from the sofa corner, and when sitting at the table, it gets super hot.
In general, I don't find the interior design of the living/dining area very nice. It visually creates small room sections.

EDIT:
And, where was south again? At the bottom of the plan? So that you don't always have to look that up (there are several threads here ), it would be helpful to label every design accordingly right away. Thanks
 

djon25

2015-09-18 08:08:19
  • #5
I still don't know exactly how to draw it.. because I'm still missing a piece of wall there... Wardrobe + WC combo I think is great, however, the study will be about 6m²
 

kbt09

2015-09-18 08:09:51
  • #6
... thanks for the north arrow
 

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