ᐅ Suggestion for the Room Layout on the Ground Floor of a New Single-Family House
Created on: 10 Sep 2012 16:26
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Hello
I’m new here and really like this forum. I’ve already read and browsed a lot!
Regarding our project, we are planning a single-family house with a garage, no basement. We have now received a floor plan variant from the builder.
What we’re not completely happy with is the somewhat small kitchen (and the pantry could be about 50cm (20 inches) wider). We want to include a small seating area in the kitchen. Also, if possible, the kitchen should be separate/closed off. This would naturally result in a very large combined dining and living room.
Does anyone perhaps have ideas on how to organize the layout differently? We are currently considering extending the house by about 1 meter (3 feet) on the kitchen side, but sometimes someone has a different suggestion!
I am thankful for any tips!
I’m new here and really like this forum. I’ve already read and browsed a lot!
Regarding our project, we are planning a single-family house with a garage, no basement. We have now received a floor plan variant from the builder.
What we’re not completely happy with is the somewhat small kitchen (and the pantry could be about 50cm (20 inches) wider). We want to include a small seating area in the kitchen. Also, if possible, the kitchen should be separate/closed off. This would naturally result in a very large combined dining and living room.
Does anyone perhaps have ideas on how to organize the layout differently? We are currently considering extending the house by about 1 meter (3 feet) on the kitchen side, but sometimes someone has a different suggestion!
I am thankful for any tips!
svensven27 schrieb:
always build according to the furniture you have Well, when you build a house, it is generally assumed that you will acquire more furniture over the coming years. If you followed your logic, all houses would be much smaller, and people would regret it five years later.Similar topics