General, unprofessional comments: - Is there a need for the "living" to be fully enclosed? If there is a sliding door which separates the "family" from the hallway, it's not clear to me why the living needs to be an enclosed space. If it was opened up, the hallway wouldn't feel as long and narrow. - I would reconsider the double doors into the main bedroom. Unless that's a design feature you really love. - Is 5.7m wide enough for a double garage? Is there a reason for the small "room" in the back, right corner of the garage? - Do you want to always be entering your house through the pantry from the garage? Or is the pantry actually some kind of mud room for storing shoes, bags, etc? - I would try to have a separate toilet in the ensuite for visual and aural privacy. - Do you need the wall with the fridge to be a wall? Could you move the fridge and simply return the bench or have a half-height wall? That may also help to open up the hallway. - What will be on the wall between the family and the second hallway and between the family and bed 4? Whatever is there will be viewed from the front door. It looks like your TV, etc will need to go on one of those walls, so you may want to think about the view from the front door. - I would try to get rid of the linen cupboard in the second hallway so you don't have a "S" shaped hallway and to make it wider. - Depending upon the total existing or planned number of occupants, you may wish to consider turning the main bathroom into a three way bathroom, perhaps by pinching some space from the laundry. - I would consider adding second windows in beds 3 and 4, although the additional window in bed 4 should be high enough to retain privacy from the alfresco area. - I would try to reposition the door to bed 3 and maybe the BIR in bed 3. The angled door looks really out of place and I'm not sure how it would function when "open". Good luck!

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Hey Juda. Good on you for getting opinions, both good and bad ;) My first impression of the plan is that it's a bit busy/rabbit warren like! Even though there are apsects I do like, I've mainly made notes about things I don't like, so hopefully they're useful. STUDY: Whilst the internal three-window hall section might look cool, it removes the opportunity to run a desk or cabinetry along that wall. GARAGE: Wouldn't you also need an outside exit door (eg. top right corner of store area)? KITCHEN: This is a tough one for me. The concept of a Scullery, where dirty dishes are hidden, washed & dried seems neat, but will said dishes need to be carted back out to the Kitchen cabinets all the time, or are some stored in there, and if so, will it be annoying to visit the Scullery all the time just to get some plates, etc.? Anyway I think the Scullery double sink needs to be centred more to allow space for the flow of incoming to outgoing dishes. The alternative sink position is the left side Bench where the dishwasher person also gets to enjoy an outside view as opposed to the inside Scullery wall. LAUNDRY: I think its position should be swapped with Bedroom 3, and have another internal access door to the Laundry placed where the Bedroom 3 Desk presently is. This allows for much easier access from the Kitchen area through to the laundry, then outside to a clothes line, etc. as opposed to using the only sliding door to this wing of the house. MASTER BEDROOM: Would it be desirable to have an outdoor shower/tropical fernery where the vacant top-right corner space is, that's accessible from the Ensuite? MASTER BEDROOM WIR: I think the central space is unneccesarily wide or perhaps the shelves/hangers should be wider. BEDROOMS 3, 4 & 5: These don't have a clear wall/position for a TV (if needed?) opposite the bed. All the best. Colin