Final floor plan - what are your thoughts?
Sal89
5 years ago
Hi all! We have our final floor plan, literally few tiny tweaks such as a door etc are left.
The layout we have chosen will fit in for our family and entertainment. I have a separate dining room which will have double doors that I can open up and close off whenever I need. I have young children and expanding family and I thought that more “fancy dining area” wouldn’t last long if it was in open view at all times.
The living room to the rear (study part is an error) will hopefully be a more cosy snug area for times when we need to switch off in the evening.
The kitchen is where I need your thoughts. I would like a nice kitchen with an island and breakfast bar. As I won’t need a dining table in the kitchen I would like a sofa/seating area for the kids again while I’m in the kitchen so they can play etc. Can you give me your thoughts on layouts? How would you set it out? The door for the living room has not yet been decided so we can also play with that.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! I just need to start visualising now so I can move on to the next step.
The layout we have chosen will fit in for our family and entertainment. I have a separate dining room which will have double doors that I can open up and close off whenever I need. I have young children and expanding family and I thought that more “fancy dining area” wouldn’t last long if it was in open view at all times.
The living room to the rear (study part is an error) will hopefully be a more cosy snug area for times when we need to switch off in the evening.
The kitchen is where I need your thoughts. I would like a nice kitchen with an island and breakfast bar. As I won’t need a dining table in the kitchen I would like a sofa/seating area for the kids again while I’m in the kitchen so they can play etc. Can you give me your thoughts on layouts? How would you set it out? The door for the living room has not yet been decided so we can also play with that.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! I just need to start visualising now so I can move on to the next step.
Featured Answer
Comments (14)
Kittihawke
5 years agominipie
5 years agoRelated Discussions
Finally available for purchase, tell us your thoughts.
Comments (14)Hi Rachel, Our baths and basins are made of a high quality blend of powdered white limestone. Combined with clear premium grade resin which creates an unbeatable bond of strength and discernible durability making our products tenatious to last a lifetime. The carefully selected limestone is then cleaned and purified to give our baths and basins that natural luxurious finish. Here are some links to our website: Matt Black Tap Range: https://www.lussostone.com/brassware-c3 Vanity Units: https://www.lussostone.com/vanity-units-c11 Baths: https://www.lussostone.com/stone-resin-baths-c1 Basins: https://www.lussostone.com/stone-resin-basins-c2 Could you inbox me your preferred address as I will promptly send out a sample pack of our luxurious stone. Kindest Regards Jay...See MoreAlmost there.....final thoughts if you please!
Comments (18)Hi Suzanne, The stairs i had in the drawing were my version of what i thought it would look like before we got formal drawings from the architect (bit of cut and paste of existing plans). I do have an updated version he did i'll post here. However on this plan the bay at the back of the kitchen is too narrow and we haven't got the side windows shown in the kitchen etc. The stairs i had shown have a half landing. Our current stairs have 2 quarter landings. The stairs only go up 1 floor - 15 steps (15th being the landing level). We are also constrained by some eaves so the steps can't come up directly onto the landing by the wall due to head height issues - i have shown this with a red line. Happy to consider any stair variants you mentioned. I will take a look at stairbox.com thank you. The hall is approx 7.5m by 3.5m if you include the utility/coat cupboard area in the overall space. Thanks again for looking at this for us!...See Morethoughts on floor plan please?
Comments (5)As it is a utility/mud room, we will have: Washing machine, dryer, American fridge/freezer, boiler, mega flow tank, recycling bins, kids bikes, shoe rack, coats (on hooks). The main thing I don’t want is for the kitchen/open plan area to lose its “wow factor” but then is 650mm (according to the architect) going to make that much more difference?...See MoreEdwardian Semi - extend and reconfigure - Your thoughts on the plans?
Comments (10)How about putting the cinema room where the office and WC were planned? Then add in WC on right (where cinema sofa was planned for) and then have a study space on the left - creating an open hallway between study and WC through to the extension? Study would have to be more of a cupboard really - desk with shelves above, with doors that can close at the end of the day to hide all the mess - more of a homework/computer station than a proper home office. Think you've got to decide whether you want a proper office or a cinema room, as walking through cinema room would be a negative for me. Or is there enough space in current dining room to section off the left side of it for hallway to extension and leave enough space on the right for cinema (or study and shower/WC)?...See MoreSal89
5 years agoSal89
5 years agoThe other option was swapping the dining room and living room placement. The open access is something like the picture below.
temple274
5 years agominipie
5 years ago
Tani H-S
5 years agoPavan123
5 years agoSal89
5 years ago
A S
5 years agoA S
5 years agoSal89
5 years ago
PROOnePlan
5 years ago
A S