ᐅ Floor plan for a detached single-family house with a gable roof, 180 m², without a basement
Created on: 14 Nov 2021 15:36
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FoxyBrown
Hello everyone,
we would like to get your feedback on the attached floor plan. Our goal is to create a bright, open, and spacious feeling.
The main entrance is planned from the east. There is also an entrance from the double garage through the utility room.
The north side is where the staircase is located. The black square in the living room represents a double-sided fireplace built into a wall (room divider).
We look forward to your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for improvement :-)
we would like to get your feedback on the attached floor plan. Our goal is to create a bright, open, and spacious feeling.
The main entrance is planned from the east. There is also an entrance from the double garage through the utility room.
The north side is where the staircase is located. The black square in the living room represents a double-sided fireplace built into a wall (room divider).
We look forward to your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for improvement :-)
FoxyBrown schrieb:
We would like to get your assessment of the attached floor plan.And why is this without the plot of land https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/trapezfoermiges-Grundstück-hausplatzierung.41719/ (and by the way also without the questionnaire)?https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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FoxyBrown14 Nov 2021 18:3811ant schrieb:
And why is this without the plot of land https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/trapezfoermiges-Grundstück-hausplatzierung.41719/ (and by the way also without the questionnaire)?Because those are two different topics.
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Ypsi aus NI14 Nov 2021 19:15FoxyBrown schrieb:
Because those are two different topics.Unfortunately, they are not two separate topics. The plot / site plan is inevitably linked to the floor plan. There are also some relevant questions in the questionnaire.
How do you feel about your floor plan?
What do you like? What bothers you? This helps to know where to start.
I would consider separating the hallway area, which is intended as a cloakroom, and turning it into a dedicated wardrobe room. I find your utility room too small and don’t see enough storage options elsewhere.
Upstairs, I would try to access the private rooms through the dressing room.
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hampshire14 Nov 2021 19:17At first, I thought this was an American-inspired floor plan from the 1980s. Back then, 45-degree elements were quite popular.
Are those windows from the kitchen into the hallway? That could be a really nice idea.
Some thoughts:
A space feels spacious when you can place a sofa freely. Setting up a seating area in a large room often leads to an uncomfortable experience due to too much circulation space.
Judging by the stair steps, the ceiling height seems too low relative to the floor area. This quickly creates an oppressive effect on a large surface, and the feeling of spaciousness is lost.
I’m not sure why the dining table is angled—if it has to be, then the angle of the room divider should be adjusted accordingly.
The staircase solution fits the upper floor but feels a bit out of place downstairs.
A spacious feeling does not automatically come from having a large floor area.
Are those windows from the kitchen into the hallway? That could be a really nice idea.
FoxyBrown schrieb:I can completely relate to that goal. The design reflects this intention and would be fine if there were no additional wishes.
Our goal is to create a bright, open, and spacious feeling.
Some thoughts:
A space feels spacious when you can place a sofa freely. Setting up a seating area in a large room often leads to an uncomfortable experience due to too much circulation space.
Judging by the stair steps, the ceiling height seems too low relative to the floor area. This quickly creates an oppressive effect on a large surface, and the feeling of spaciousness is lost.
I’m not sure why the dining table is angled—if it has to be, then the angle of the room divider should be adjusted accordingly.
The staircase solution fits the upper floor but feels a bit out of place downstairs.
A spacious feeling does not automatically come from having a large floor area.
And the angled position of the table turns the terrace access into a real bottleneck.
The kitchen is actually quite large, but the proposed kitchen layout feels like a fight in a boxing ring.
And yes, the site plan and questionnaire are definitely important. Because we can’t read your mind, and those two documents provide many essential details that are important for evaluating the floor plan.
The kitchen is actually quite large, but the proposed kitchen layout feels like a fight in a boxing ring.
And yes, the site plan and questionnaire are definitely important. Because we can’t read your mind, and those two documents provide many essential details that are important for evaluating the floor plan.
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Alessandro15 Nov 2021 08:22Why do you want a slanted panoramic fireplace?
I would straighten it and use it as a partition wall with a TV facing the living room. That way, you could also place a large sofa arrangement there.
That huge table will feel very oppressive unless it is extendable...
I would straighten it and use it as a partition wall with a TV facing the living room. That way, you could also place a large sofa arrangement there.
That huge table will feel very oppressive unless it is extendable...
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