haydee
2019-08-31 17:15:43
- #1
First, draw the furniture to the correct scale. Entrance, kitchen, dining, bedroom, bathroom do not work. Labeling the rooms would be nice. I initially looked for the kitchen and the entrance.
We are building our own nest - the way & report into the house
- Erstellt am 2019-08-24 10:06:55
ypg
2019-08-31 20:31:13
- #2
That's why we are here and hoping for help
As already said: for the round storage.
philipp1990
2019-09-01 10:57:21
- #3
New attempt
The rear area of the bungalow will be the private part - 2 children and 1 bedroom.
The bathroom is accessible for both areas.
The rear area of the bungalow will be the private part - 2 children and 1 bedroom.
The bathroom is accessible for both areas.
Tobibi
2019-09-01 11:19:13
- #4
Entrance area tiny, where should the wardrobe go? The children's rooms long narrow tubes. What kind of room is that bottom left?
Scout
2019-09-01 11:19:29
- #5
5 rooms on 95 m2 living space? Of those, 3 are hamster boxes: that is, children's rooms with 1.9m width and an "office" of 4 m2. But the bathroom is bigger than a children's room. I don't know.
How many m2 did you want to afford again? If that remains, your space program is simply too much. Either slim down with this or get more m2.
If you can do without the office and make the bathroom smaller, the Perfect 96 from Danwood would represent a good floor plan.
How many m2 did you want to afford again? If that remains, your space program is simply too much. Either slim down with this or get more m2.
If you can do without the office and make the bathroom smaller, the Perfect 96 from Danwood would represent a good floor plan.
Tobibi
2019-09-01 11:22:05
- #6
Take a look at existing floor plans to see if you find something you like. This won't work otherwise. Does it have to be a bungalow?