Wanting to change the layout of my 80m2 apartment.
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Comments (12)anything is possible with the right price but if the property suits your needs a timber structure is much easier to alter than brick walls with concrete floor so consider location and price first as a house in reasonable condition can usually be modified to be more comfortable but keep in mind that a house on acres has different lifestyle than a house in the suburbs eg you may not need a formal front door as friends and family will usually arrive at the garage and parking area and come into the house through the back door so adding double entry doors to the study will open up the space without removing a wall or changing ceilings and the entry hall might squeeze in some bookshelves to add some extra storage to the study while keeping access outside without changing the front door...and depending on accurate dimensions it should be possible to rearrange the kitchen but it's usually best to live in the house for a while before deciding on renovations to a new home...it's quite possible that the rear deck and verandahs may make the house cold and dark at different times of the year and it may be more cost effective to rearrange some of that space before removing inside walls...See MoreKitchen / Laundry - best layout for both to have everything we want?
Comments (22)Hi Harmony, Yes it is getting there! Laundry/kitchen: If I can read the dims my plan will work very well. See if you can follow me here.. left to right dims… l'd 600 bench, 1 m walk, 600 broom & shelf in pantry, 700 depth for 'frige and panty is then 1300, 1200 between benches & 1200 wide island = 2400 along outside wall for DW & sss. This should leave 3600 for meals which is great. Keep chute: get it in the right place! washing then arrives in l'dry. So bench backing garage is where u want bench (sorting) sink (rinse & soak) WM then TD if you need one with bench above. and overhead cupboards to keep the nasties out of kiddies reach. This is the flow of washing from dirty to washed to go outside. The other side backing kitchen is ideal to have some rails to finish off drying or airing, for brought in clean clothes, when ready: fold, stack for kids to take back up stairs. With broom cupboard next to outside door, there are no dead corners! Yippee! Someone put a powder room in here but not needed with the guest bedroom just across the hall. I was trying to make the shower and loo not visible from hall but still accessible from outside. I am sure guests staying of visiting can use this bathroom. Upstairs: I like my layout for ensuite: robe first putting distance between bathroom and bed. Window in robe I mentioned, so you can find sox without light, also lovely to open up for fresh air blast every now then. Looking along vanity to bath and to window. I do like the separate room for loo please with a window. Again not sure of dims but sure it will fit. Bathroom is tope with three people able to use it at once and each area with light and air. Doesn't matter with linen store. to have light and air. This looks to me like a lot of house to clean but a forever home to enjoy entertaining as kiddies grow and family expands. I hope you let us know the final plans and built pix would be lovely to see too. May I ask a favour of you: to write a short testimonial on my page here on Houzz so as others can find me and my design skills too. Thank you Cheers and good luck. Margot...See MoreVy
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