ᐅ Setting Up a Bedroom/Living Area for a Vacation Home

We once had a wall bed with a sofa in a small house. We found it quite good and practical.

In your floor plan, I find the table for six a bit small.
I would choose yours. Possibly replace a sofa with a hanging chair and/or a rocking chair.

Very sporty and ambitious to accommodate 6 people. 25sqm (270 sq ft) is not small, but with a double bed accessible from both sides, it can feel quite cramped during bad weather.
What does the kitchen offer? Generally, it's recommended that even if you ask about only one room, you should show the entire floor so it can be ruled out whether there is potential in other rooms or if the target room might also need to be used for a wardrobe or similar.
Definitely, I would avoid additional restricting walls and rather work with curtains.

haydee schrieb:

For your floor plan, I think the table for six is a bit small.

The table measures 180 x 90cm (71 x 35 inches). It’s not huge, but isn’t the recommendation about 60cm (24 inches) per person? Maybe you could also go up to 2m (79 inches) and plan it as an extendable table.

ypg schrieb:

What does the kitchen offer?

Nothing. It’s a narrow corridor with a countertop on one side. I would have liked to share the entire floor plan, but I don’t have it right now. The rest of the file is a plan that won’t be realized due to budget constraints. If I have time tomorrow, I might quickly sketch it out. However, it probably won’t be very helpful since remodeling isn’t an option and the furniture there is supposed to stay.

ypg schrieb:

...The target room may also need to be usable as a wardrobe or similar.

As mentioned in #1:

K a t j a schrieb:

Kitchen, bathroom, and wardrobe are located outside the room.

But I might be able to sketch it out tomorrow.

ypg schrieb:

rather work with curtains

Do you mean as room dividers? In the designs, all the walls are only half-height. But in the end, I also felt there were a few too many.