Single-family house floor plan - where to put the mudroom?

If you have a sectional drawing, please upload it, or should we make the drawing again? In general, I think the 2m lines from the attic already fit.

And, a few exterior dimensions of the entire house unfortunately do not provide a good overview. That means you have to estimate or measure every room distance yourself.

How often do you work in the study? And I would really be interested in the bedroom planning, because there is also a support planned in the middle of the room.

Unfortunately, we have not received a sectional drawing (yet), sorry! I only have what I have already uploaded here (somewhat reduced). I also do not have the dimensions of the individual rooms; it is just a draft plan. We do work from home quite often, but rarely at the same time, or one of us sits at the dining table (like I am doing right now). We want to keep it that way. Therefore, the study needs a desk, a cabinet to put the printer on, and some shelves (currently there are 4 Billy, and they suit us well).

Even though I initially consider the floor plan not good at all, here is a quick simple suggestion for your airlock:



Pantry is not needed, can be integrated into the kitchen.

A pantry is not necessary, it can be integrated into the kitchen.

Thanks for the suggestion! I agree that most things can be accommodated in the kitchen. However, we don't have a basement. Where should we put a chest freezer? Beverage crates? For that, we would like to have the pantry.

I agree with you that most things can be stored in the kitchen. But we don't have a basement. Where to put a chest freezer? Beverage crates? For that, we would like to have the pantry.

Like with many others as well. Into the utility room. There is enough space. Problem solved ;-)

I also don't have the dimensions of the individual rooms, it is just a draft plan.

I advise you to study the draft plan and redraw it to scale. Also roughly sketch in furniture (kitchen) (an island, if desired, needs space) and measure existing furniture. Nothing is worse than realizing afterward that the desired sofa cannot be placed as planned. The best tools are graph paper and pencil – then you can quickly erase or change something. Use a known length to determine the scale and calculate all walls accordingly or trace them.

You can also take a look at the Scandinavian prefab house providers for inspiration; they usually have floor plans with a mudroom (Tvätt) and also like to build tall window fronts or galleries. Only the children's rooms are quite different there, usually only 8-10 m2 in size, and in return, the children are assigned their own common room. You then have to adjust that according to your own needs.