ᐅ Selection versus Reality

Wow, wow... good thing you’re brave! Great job! By the way, I also really like your guest bathroom.

Yes, the stair wall is really cool.

It turned out huge.

Is there anywhere I can find your complete floor plan?
I would be really interested in seeing it...
Thanks

Thanks for the compliments

Very stylish! I like contrasts. When we built our house 7 years ago, natural stone veneer strips were used. We have those too. The same “color” as your tiles. Large panels, of course, have a much more elegant appearance. However, I would be worried that they might come loose on their own.

Ypsi aus NI schrieb:

Looks amazing

Is your complete floor plan available anywhere?
I’d be really interested...
Thanks

I haven’t shared the full floor plan here. From my photos, one might think it’s extraordinary, but it’s actually quite standard (just a bit larger, with a total living area of 200 sqm (2,150 sq ft)).
From the beginning, we accounted for the costs of what I’d call highlights: fireplace, fully tiled bathroom and guest toilet, railings, and of course the fittings, which also include a lot of expensive decoration.

My wife and I prefer to focus on quality, which often comes at a price. This ranges from the bricks to the interior paint.
I have friends who built larger houses than ours but had to do a lot of the work themselves due to budget constraints—flooring, painting, plastering, etc. And honestly, you can tell!
Furthermore, their fittings and furnishings don’t match the house at all. You immediately get the impression of “trying but failing.”
I’d rather build smaller and have high-quality fittings than the other way around.
In my opinion, the comfort and wow factor mostly depend on that, and only to a limited extent on the size of the rooms.