Winniefred
2019-12-23 16:14:34
- #1
That's enough now. I think everyone here has understood that some find the floor plan stupid and just as everyone should have understood that it stays that way for the OP. Sometimes you have to just let it be.
Single-family house with walkable green roof carport on a slope
- Erstellt am 2019-12-22 09:40:39
kbt09
2019-12-23 20:56:32
- #2
... hmm .. hm ...
If I were to design the kitchen plan, I wouldn’t place such a half-height cabinet next to the stand-alone refrigerator.
Then I would make the niche at the bottom of the plan:
just under 190 cm wide and install uniform tall cabinets and a blind corner there. Also the dishwasher. Next to the refrigerator, there would only be a base cabinet. For that, you might have to move the wall to the children's room about 10 to 15 cm further right or the door to the children's room further down the plan.
Then I notice something about the parapet height... how is it specified? From the top edge of the raw floor or the top edge of the finished floor? If I take the large window area, I assume it’s from the top edge of the raw floor, but then the window on the left will have a parapet height under 100 cm in its finished state and won’t look like it does in the kitchen plan.
The cooking island, if it is only supposed to be 200 cm wide, I would build from the bottom of the plan with a 40-80-80 cm base cabinet so that on one side, there is more workspace... and preferably realize a bar seating option simply at countertop height. Then the peninsula can be better used as a buffet sideboard or something like that. I would also choose the base cabinets with extra depth because you don’t have that much storage space.
If I were to design the kitchen plan, I wouldn’t place such a half-height cabinet next to the stand-alone refrigerator.
Then I would make the niche at the bottom of the plan:
just under 190 cm wide and install uniform tall cabinets and a blind corner there. Also the dishwasher. Next to the refrigerator, there would only be a base cabinet. For that, you might have to move the wall to the children's room about 10 to 15 cm further right or the door to the children's room further down the plan.
Then I notice something about the parapet height... how is it specified? From the top edge of the raw floor or the top edge of the finished floor? If I take the large window area, I assume it’s from the top edge of the raw floor, but then the window on the left will have a parapet height under 100 cm in its finished state and won’t look like it does in the kitchen plan.
The cooking island, if it is only supposed to be 200 cm wide, I would build from the bottom of the plan with a 40-80-80 cm base cabinet so that on one side, there is more workspace... and preferably realize a bar seating option simply at countertop height. Then the peninsula can be better used as a buffet sideboard or something like that. I would also choose the base cabinets with extra depth because you don’t have that much storage space.
evelinoz
2019-12-24 00:31:29
- #3
The arrangement of the sink and cooktop exactly opposite each other is not a good choice. Better to stagger them. I would omit the corner towards the children's room and place two rows. Corners in kitchens cause congestion.
As Kerstin writes, there are only short work surfaces everywhere.
The dimensions, 151 cm, up to the sanitary installation, are also not correctly shown. The measurement does not end at the wall at the bottom of the plan, but somewhere in the middle. How is it supposed to be?
The plinth is also very high at 15 cm. Which manufacturer are you planning with, or how big is the main player in the kitchen?
The sill height could also have been chosen to match the worktop. If the sill height is supposed to be 90 (with a question mark), then you only have a 72 cm carcass. That can be improved.
As Kerstin writes, there are only short work surfaces everywhere.
The dimensions, 151 cm, up to the sanitary installation, are also not correctly shown. The measurement does not end at the wall at the bottom of the plan, but somewhere in the middle. How is it supposed to be?
The plinth is also very high at 15 cm. Which manufacturer are you planning with, or how big is the main player in the kitchen?
The sill height could also have been chosen to match the worktop. If the sill height is supposed to be 90 (with a question mark), then you only have a 72 cm carcass. That can be improved.
kbt09
2019-12-24 09:27:54
- #4
...leaving out the corner at the bottom takes up a lot of storage space and is not a good alternative.
Pinkiponk
2019-12-24 11:12:26
- #5
Soon a single-family house with a walkable green-roof carport will be built there. That is among other things why I really envy you and will try, inspired by you, to somehow make it happen for us after all. I am sure it will be really, really great for you. I wish you and your family happy holidays and lots of anticipation for the new house.