Maria16
2018-10-28 18:24:51
- #1
Why should one use a roof terrace that apparently can only be reached by an external staircase? When one can simply use the huge garden instead?
The views, due to the many different roofs/gables, are not mine at all and I do not understand why one would subject themselves to the bathroom window in the facade position. The exterior appearance practically screams for a central window. I am well aware that then the bathroom would no longer work as previously planned.
But when I look at the overall package and also consider that despite the oversized plot the living spaces are rather north-facing... no, none of this is mine and I would start all over again, with the primary goal of better using the south side for the living areas and not for guest and WC and better redistributing the much, much space according to its functions (for example, the wardrobe would be too small and cramped for me, the dressing room too convoluted, the use of the dressing room as a thoroughfare questionable, the bed with a door at head height too uncomfortable...).
The views, due to the many different roofs/gables, are not mine at all and I do not understand why one would subject themselves to the bathroom window in the facade position. The exterior appearance practically screams for a central window. I am well aware that then the bathroom would no longer work as previously planned.
But when I look at the overall package and also consider that despite the oversized plot the living spaces are rather north-facing... no, none of this is mine and I would start all over again, with the primary goal of better using the south side for the living areas and not for guest and WC and better redistributing the much, much space according to its functions (for example, the wardrobe would be too small and cramped for me, the dressing room too convoluted, the use of the dressing room as a thoroughfare questionable, the bed with a door at head height too uncomfortable...).