Variants for furnishing the all-purpose room

Honestly, I know the whole world is into this kitchen utensil block right now – but it takes up so much space. There’s hardly any room left on the left and right... don’t you want to at least try a different kitchen solution?

You know what I mean :D That really fit well just now

What use is the majority opinion if it doesn’t reflect your own? How often do people let others talk them into something that then contradicts their own gut feeling, but “the experts” in the forum will surely know. I strongly advise against that. You have to decide for yourself what best fits your !individual! habits and routines. The only thing that is objective is the distances between things – as far as I have read, your main concern. Those can be taken. Everything else is personal taste.

If you now say “Man, no one in this forum likes variant 1/2,” but your gut feeling tells you otherwise (Warning: All floor plans have compromises, there is no perfect one!) and you would actually prefer the other? You surely know where I’m going with this.

And do you know how many floor plans are discussed here until exhaustion – and in the end an even more confused OP remains. Your question is ultimately really about details and personal taste: everything works.

Your answer reassures me even more. If I were so sure about variant 1, I wouldn’t have posted options for consultation in the forum.

I listen carefully or rather read carefully and then try to sort it out for myself: ‘understood, but doesn’t apply to me and my circumstances’ or ‘I’ll think about it again.’

Honestly, I know the whole world is currently into this kitchen island - but it takes up so much space. There’s hardly any room left on the left and right... don’t you want to at least try another kitchen solution?

Of course I understand you! My husband loves your words!!! The alternative would be an L-shaped kitchen with the dining table integrated into it. That’s what we have today, very practical. Everything is close by, short distances. But washing, chopping, cooking is always done with your back to the table. I find that a pity.

Dining table / kitchen / conservatory as the focus of daily life.

So why then doesn’t the spark jump to integrating the conservatory?

Talk a lot with other parents,

Oh dear......I would also want MY life concept there, children get used to it and have fun with it.

With an attached conservatory I rather have this option space I can fall back on. Or am I making a mistake in thinking here?

To me it still feels like the stepchild, the ‘old’ Sunday room. But as soon as you fully integrate this room into your living concept and adapt access, design etc., you have a lot of leeway for your ideas; moreover, you no longer have that one room alone for all purposes.

New sofa is planned, ‘living wall’ consists of flexible individual parts.

Living wall?? :eek: :eek: :eek:

What good is the majority opinion to you if it doesn’t reflect your own? How often do people let others interfere, which then contradicts their gut feeling, but “the experts” in the forum will surely know. I strongly advise against that. You have to decide for yourself what best fits your !individual! habits and routines. The only objective thing is the distances between things – as far as I have gathered this is your main concern. That can be taken. Everything else is personal taste. If you now say “Man, no one in this forum likes variant 1/2,” but your gut feeling tells you otherwise (Attention: All floor plans have compromises, there is no perfect one!) and you would actually prefer the other? You surely know where I’m getting at. And do you know how many floor plans are discussed here ad nauseam – and in the end the OP is left even more confused. Your question is ultimately really details and personal taste: Everything works.

yep, exactly like that!!! Even if you take my objection here positively, it can still appear different to someone else; I won’t tell you how many changes we have planned here and as long as it’s not built it goes on every day. The ground floor is finished, the windows/doors ordered, luckily that can’t be discussed any further. :D In the end, it takes a bit of courage or self-confidence, but here you can get clarity about fundamental, functional sources of error.

The alternative would be an L kitchen

…or an open-plan kitchen with a nice sofa in the kitchen……

But tell me: how can a new piece of furniture help if the window doesn’t have to give way? If a TV is supposed to stand there (and we want to accommodate it here in the room), positioning it in front of a window is suboptimal.

TV in front of a window is rubbish when the thing is on and it’s still bright outside. I agree. A combination of a not too large straight sofa/recliner and 1-2 compact comfortable armchairs gives you much more flexibility. When the "horde" arrives, a space-saving combination of side table and stool like Signet Bono with Charly works well, and in practice one or another chair from the dining table is pulled over. The TV can then go on the interior wall without completely blocking the windows with seating furniture and without losing the option to turn towards the garden sometimes.

Oh dear...... I would want MY life concept there too, children get used to it and have fun with it.

I almost have to laugh! How often do you read in the forum: You don’t have children yet! Talk to parents sometime, they will tell you how it goes.

Now we’re doing that wrong again ;-)

In any case: you can always ask. With the answers, you have to select what you let affect you!