Single-family house floor plan design

2014-02-20 12:57:48

I have looked at your draft

Thank you for that!

If you plan vs. desk, then of course the inner exterior wall at the top (where the third gable will be created) needs to be a load-bearing wall on the ground floor. That would probably be the middle wall between the bedroom and living room for you. You should ideally carry this through to the entrance (mentally) and treat it as a load-bearing wall. Ours is 24 cm thick. Of course, you can design passages and connect rooms with beams. The staircase should then already be in the area that will be extended upwards. I would have the bedroom accessed by a private corridor for you, from which the children's rooms also lead off. If it theoretically could work, so in your plan the stairs to the right and left then a corridor. But that will not work because the load-bearing wall is not yet drawn.

We wanted to expand the northern part. So please mentally rotate the roof by 90°.

Regarding the guest WC: I don’t think it’s a problem, as long as the children are small, they will be bathed and go to the toilet with you anyway. Later you have your extension, which I would provide for the children and also integrate a small bathroom upstairs (example see floor plan in Post #8)

That’s exactly how we see it too. Your domain really appeals to us.

Your living area has an area of 48 sqm (did I look correctly?), but it is not well usable. The dining area is not well 'separated' from your living space because the room is almost square.

Yes, well, one would still have to see how the furnishing should actually be. There will certainly be many adjustments. [QUOTE]Regarding storage options: we have a knee wall under our lower roof, similar to an attic/loft. With the advantage that it can be accessed via a normal door from the upper floor. You could also plan that and it is particularly suitable for this roof shape.

If the opportunity exists, we would of course use it. We live in a 102 sqm apartment and are already reaching our limits, even though the really big purchases for the children are still ahead and the rest also needs to be stored. :)

2014-02-20 15:49:57

Going directly from the bedroom & bathroom (private area) into the living room (public area) I don't find very good.

Suggestion:
Move the stairs about a meter to the right and create a short hallway in the freed-up space to the left of the stairs. The current bedroom door will then be relocated to the new hallway section.

2014-02-20 20:17:53

We wanted to expand the northern part. So please mentally rotate the roof by 90°.

Yes, then ... :) That would work for once. Nevertheless, access to the bedroom, sleeping area, and bathroom themselves need revision. You should still shift and shuffle there, so it concerns the whole southern half. Maybe make the entire block wider, but shorten it instead?

2014-02-20 21:55:18

I don't think it's very good to go directly from the bedroom & bathroom (private area) into the living room (public area).

Suggestion:
Move the stairs about a meter to the right and create a hallway in the freed-up space to the left of the stairs. The existing bedroom door would then be relocated to the new hallway section.

If it could be managed, the stairs could be placed on the opposite side and I would have the entrance from the hallway. Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to implement that.

That would work. Still, the access to the bedroom, sleep, and bathroom areas themselves need reworking. You should keep shifting and rearranging things, so it concerns the entire southern half. Maybe make the whole block wider but shorten it?

Absolutely, hence the thread. I'll get right on it...

2014-02-20 22:36:39

The arrow in the children's room is supposed to represent an alternative entrance. In that case, I would make the children's room a bit bigger if I were to remove the corner. That would probably also be the more elegant solution. Otherwise, of course, everything is roughly drawn now.

This is better, right? The entrance would also have a small vestibule this way.

2014-02-20 23:01:25

Here is my suggestion: I would extend the dining room further (to the east), shorten the bedroom with the interior bathroom in the south, and bring west sun into the living area. The bathroom as an enclosed room is stupid, place it between the room and parents. The room with 18 sqm can also be made smaller if it will only be used as an office or guest room anyway. This would have the advantage that the living room does not have this wasted circulation area. The little hallway with access to the parents’ room is not exactly nice... I would move away from the interior bathroom. The hallway is now naturally gigantic, but then all rooms should be accessible from it. Eventually, it will work out - it just takes time and uses many, many drawings :)

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