Suggestions for the floor plan of a single-family house about 175 sqm, gable roof house

Does the kitchen studio know how wide the wall must be at minimum for 6x60 cabinets, so that I can refer to this with the architect?

I already answered that. For 360 cm cabinets, you should plan at least 2.5 cm panels on both the right and left sides. So a total installation width of 365 cm. That means at least 3 cm more for the rough construction dimension.

Story height .. your ceiling is planned on average with 20 cm.

It certainly also depends on the individual case; I wanted to avoid carrying over any legacy issues into the house floor plan as much as possible. The planning should actually always be based on the needs and not on the current furniture.

I would say that planning should primarily be based on the financial possibilities ;)

The thing with the table depth is correct, I had hoped that 40 cm less length would bring the decisive advantage. :) The version without the glass door should therefore only be slightly better, as it doesn’t change the depth?

I do think that without a door there is significantly more space. Also, the access to the WC is more elegant that way, even if not necessarily more practical.

Honestly, I don’t think the floor plan is bad, but there are too many little details that add up to a small mountain of frustration for me. What would bother me most is still the access to the utility room through the kitchen or living areas. Then the tight dining area, which only works if you don’t close off the living room with the glass door. The tiny WC door, the cramped sofa, the cramped kitchen, and ultimately the somewhat too large hallway for this house size.
That would be too many small annoyances for me.

Apart from that, why are there always two measurements given for the square meter figures on the ground floor? Could someone briefly explain that to me?

Regarding the stairs, we will be at the stair builder next week because we are removing the trade and awarding it ourselves.

Please say that is supposed to be a joke. The box where you found this thought saying "Things you never do" is there for a reason!

How do I find out how high the story height will be then?

You don't. Stay out of it. The stairs are to be planned by the architect (including detailed planning!!!), and hopefully that is someone without quotation marks. If a general contractor (GC) is involved, the stairs belong in their scope of work, and if necessary, a mutually agreed stair builder should be commissioned as their subcontractor. You N-E-V-E-R award stairs separately in a GC house, Mrs. Sophie!

I think I even read in this forum that one should preferably not plan according to the old furniture.

I wanted to avoid incorporating old burdens into the house layout as much as possible.

At the very least, only a fool plans their house around furniture that will only have four years of remaining useful life there. Most first-time homebuilders come from apartment buildings with floors – a change that very rarely happens without changing furniture purchasing behavior. Therefore, previous habits should not be extrapolated into the future.

What bothers me the most is still the access to the utility room through the kitchen or living areas.

Not me for five pennies, I tend to see that as practical.

Not for five pennies, I tend rather to consider that practical.

Carrying the laundry through the kitchen? Unfortunately, I have some doubts whether you are the expert on regularly washing clothes for a family of four? ;)

Carry the laundry through the kitchen?

No, the dirty laundry goes through the chute, and you don’t exactly have to carry it out again while frying.