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Originally Posted by maianhvk
I like b. It's naturally the way we usually do things when we first get home: throw our coats on the sofa, turn on the tv, get upstairs, and then get down to kitchen. Why should you see the kitchen first thing when you enter the house?
Also because I feel that there shouldn't be any "hard" structure in the middle of the house (staircase in plan f, for example).
But a drawback for plan b is that there are not enough bathroom (shower and tub alike).
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I'm sure that's what most people do when they get home. For us it's a bit different. When I get home I usually go to the kitchen first. Have something to eat and then start cooking. We turn on the tv at night when everything's done. A large part of the time we spend at home is spend in the kitchen.
It really doesn't matter to us which part of the house you see first upon entering. What's important is that every part (kitchen and living area) is connected. So that I can cook dinner and still talk to BF sitting on the couch or the kids who are playing in the sitting area.
Right now d and f are my favourites. A combination of the two would be even better
