Hello dear forum,
We have been evaluating options for about 3 months now, and it seems we have found our building partner. It will be a turnkey semi-detached house; one side will be rented out, and I will move into the other.
We have now received a design from our building partner. See attachments.
What ideas or changes would you suggest? What wouldn’t work at all, and what would you do differently?
If you need more information, just ask.
I look forward to your constructive feedback.
Best regards
We have been evaluating options for about 3 months now, and it seems we have found our building partner. It will be a turnkey semi-detached house; one side will be rented out, and I will move into the other.
We have now received a design from our building partner. See attachments.
What ideas or changes would you suggest? What wouldn’t work at all, and what would you do differently?
If you need more information, just ask.
I look forward to your constructive feedback.
Best regards
ypg schrieb:
P.s. The bedroom is way too big... The kitchen feels like a holiday homeI don’t find it too big at all. The walk-in closet is too small for two people anyway, and you can still put a wardrobe or a dresser in the bedroom. You also need space for ironing, right? Where does everyone iron?
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goalkeeper14 Apr 2020 09:08If the utility room has to be on the ground floor, I quite like both floor plans (taken from Kern-Haus. We would have built something similar).
I find the version on the right with the counter quite nice, as you can chat with your guests while cooking. If you prefer it less open, then the left option works better.
I find the version on the right with the counter quite nice, as you can chat with your guests while cooking. If you prefer it less open, then the left option works better.
XAMMAX2 schrieb:
Thank you for the responses so far.Please kindly respond to the request with the questionnaire. The site plan is also important.
goalkeeper schrieb:
If the utility room has to be on the ground floor, I quite like these two floor plans (taken from Kern-Haus. We would have built something similar).
I find the right version with the counter quite nice because you can chat with your guests while cooking. If you prefer it less open, then the left option works better.We chose a very similar layout for exactly this reason. The advantage over the entrance floor plan, in my opinion, is the small cloakroom area. We also use the space under the stairs as a small storage/pantry, so we don’t need a separate larder.
Curly schrieb:
I don’t think it’s too big at all. The walk-in closet is too small for two people anyway, and you can still put a wardrobe or a chest of drawers in the bedroom. You also need space for ironing, right? Where does everyone iron?You definitely can’t turn a duplex into a 160m² (1,722 sq ft) house, but compared to the kitchen, I find the room disproportionately large.
However, I won’t discuss this further without more information.
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