Only a few minor things, I’d move kitchen sink the other end of bench so it’s near the working end of kitchen, use under the stairs as a storage area and finally swop position of bath and shower as doesn’t look like having an enclosed shower so don’t want water getting into doorway of bathroom.

Forgot to say the toilet only needs to be 2mts so drop it back slightly giving a little more room in bathroom and swing the door the other way.

I like the plan. Agree with swapping sink to other end of kitchen bench.

At a glance I would swap the living and dining.....hard to read dimensions

Thanks so much great suggestions! K S can I check what you mean about swinging the toilet door the other way? Do you mean opening towards the toilet or having the door open outwards into the hallway? I was slightly concerned there wouldn’t be enough space opening inwards

I think the main bath looks a bit cramped. Not sure of measurements but maybe swap bath and shower and place vanity next to bath and swing door outwards. I think your vanity in main bathroom looks quite small if shared amongst 3 children

Starting with the ground floor this is a waste of space, the stairs could easily be moved across, imagine this space added to the family kitchen space, this same space on the 1 st floor is a waste of usable space?

I generally love your plans. Main issue is wir in master is two long and narrow for two people. Centralise the entry so you have an end each to limit need to pass each other in the space and make it wider so you can dress in there. The double doors into master appear overkill . Who will see them tucked away and they conflict with en-suite entry. You would be better putting in a large single door.

following Kate's suggestion another version for the mater suite could have space for a study nook or dressing table instead of the double doors and bigger wiw but depends on accurate dimensions

To work with my previous suggestion to move the staircase for better downstairs use of space, this 1st floor layout continues on with that concept

Without actual dimensions it suggests reducing the depth of the void to allow for the stairs.

Making the family bathroom more accessable to all bedrooms by swapping the bathroom with bedroom 4 .

Yes just change the swing on w/c door, a bit hard to read dimensions but 2x1 is plenty for toilet and sink

2m is ok for a toilet space but we need to allow for the depth of the linen cabinet and wall (50 -70cms?) the hallway (90-100cms?) the entry door (75 - 82cm plus framing?) the depth and width of the toilet and cistern should be restricted to less than 60cms and there would not be enough space to use a cavity sliding door so the hinged door will need to open towards the basin to allow for standing room to close the door from inside and the hand basin will need to be no more than about 35cm deep to fit within the 2m internal length

My floor plan could have the Powder room where bed 4 WIR is positioned but I quite like it where it is opposite the bathroom, this bathroom also has a good sized vanity.

For extra light on both floors you could have a skylight above the stairs

@siriuskey I like your upstairs but if I move the stairs I can only access the laundry via the Walk in Pantry.

@oklouisethankyou I'm reviewing your plans in detail. Do you thin the main bathroom is too far away from the 3 bedrooms, or is it ok?

I am looking at the ground floor but it's very difficult without you offering dimensions to help make it more precise. One other thing can you see the pool from the kitchen you have only marked the exterior doors

My new suggestion for bed 4 is better as it will now also have a south facing window in place of a western, the bathroom will benefit from facing west

as siruskey already suggested the bathroom would be much better on the back wall with bed 5 window facing south instead of west but without accurate dimensions and proposed window locations we can't be more precise about the impact on other rooms including the pantry and laundry..

I’m sorry I’ve only got this plan from my designer, I’ll add all the dimensions and post.

Yes the kitchen and lounge will overlook the pool.

Windows have not yet been placed yet

Attached are the ground floor dimensions. Let me know if you need any others, appreciate your help very much.

The garage dimensions are very small?, I think should be a min 5800, I believe cars are getting bigger?

Good point on the garage Siriuskey. There is no way that two cars will be able to use that garage. But I think the trend judging by new estates is that one car (if any) goes in the garage. The rest of the space is storage and the second car lives in the driveway. Depends on how people live.

the garage is much too small and it's not about the cars.. we need enough space to be able to open the doors and get out and walk around...extra space in the garage will be greatly appreciated and the loss of an equal amount from the family living areas hardly noticed but could we please have the dimensions of the upstairs rooms and do you know of any special reason why the upstairs is setback from the downstairs outside walls on the northern side??

The developments in our area for 3-4 bedroom houses are still doing 2 car garages, if you have the space as you do it would be wrong not to do a bigger garage, it's then up to the owner to make use of that space to suit them, But two in the garage and two parked on the setback driveway will be important in a development where houses are built within 90 -1m to their boundaries. Look forward to seeing the dimensions for up stairs and not in Bold print as it can be hard to read correctly

I agree that the garage size is small, and quite incongruous for a house with a WIP and outdoor kitchen and pool.

I have a few questions about how the labelling relates to the intended uses.

It's interesting that what used to be called a coat cupboard is now "mud storage". It appears to face the entry, that is, the guest access. But won't most people coming in, especially with the sorts of messy stuff that a mud room caters for, like wet weather gear and sports gear and dog leashes, come in from the garage?

The "study/guest" is narrow, is it intended to be used for guests? The bathroom implies it will be used for guests but on the other hand that could be for the pool, though direct access outside would be useful for that. If it will be used for overnight guests what provision for a bed?

Min garage double should be 6m length and 5.5wide internally. More if you want storage in there.

more suggestions to consider with a bigger garage and mudroom with space stolen off the family room and entry

it's difficult to be precise without accurate dimensions but upstairs something like this

Thankyou. What is it that you have along the hallway walking into the master?
The garage is existing, we aren’t changing it unfortunately!

Oklouise - what do you think about bed 4 vs main bath location in your floor plan?

the oblongs along the hallway into the master bedroom are to show how a few chests of drawers or a study nook? might be used in that space and do you mean to say that the garage and maybe some other parts of the house is an existing building as that makes a great difference to any of our suggestions

i would be happy to answer your question but without accurate information it's difficult to make suggestions as you still haven't answered all the previous questions and we still don't have the dimensions for all the upstairs rooms including the hallway

The garage is existing? Is it a reno? That does change things.

Yes it is a Reno, but most of the ground floor is changing. Garage and laundry remain. 2nd story is new.
I will get the upstairs dimensions I’m sorry I’ve not had a chance to do this yet. Also I’ll un-bold the font.
I’m new to this so I’m sorry I’ve not provided adequate information!

Can you post the existing floorplan? How far along with planning are you? How much structure are you keeping? Have you done an asbestos check already? If so little is staying is a knock-down rebuild not an option? Are you in an area where an undersize garage is not a liability, I mean as I said it's incongruous with some of the other features and for a new build it's something I'd want fixed, but in an established suburb it might be different?