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Is there anything particular you’d like feed back on? I’d add another window to the north side of the living/dining. The WC needs a basin and the ensuite is quite large for such a small shower. And storage is a bit scant.

Thanks for your feedback. I'm lil uncomfortable with bathroom right at front .

This happened because I had to flip lounge and garage considering the pre existing car way.

Do you think it's better to swap bed 2 with bathroom

I don’t mind the bathroom where it is. There is no line of sight for guests walking down to you living room which is a good thing. If you swap it for bedroom two the door way will nearly line up with the doorway from the kitchen area and you don’t want to see into a bathroom from the kitchen.

Glad you posted. There are definitely some improvements to be made. I’m only on my phone so will leave it to others. My list
Flip bathroom and laundry and redesign removing the little hall as it’s already off a private hall space. Add basin access to toilet separate to shower room. I’d add another entry to hall. The kitchen needs a look too. At lease increasing width of peninsular to create a breakfast bar.
Can u post sections of plan showing dimensions

Put master bedroom window on the south side. Put big windows on the north side of living. The windows to put in living can be two windows 1000mm wide, full floor to ceiling, with place for buffet/ lounge in the middle of them. The bathroom is not at the front, I think it is okay.

@bigreader you are spot on. bathroom opposite to kitchen is even more awkward :

If you have the doors from laundry, powder and bathroom opening directly off the hallway ( pocket doors), there would is enough room for either a double shower in the family bath or a double vanity- depending on your circumstances a shower over bath would free up even more space , more bench & cupboard space in the laundry - move the sink to to other end of the laundry so it is not the first thing you see when you open the door, and room for a sink in the powder room. Use whatever flooring you choose for the open plan space in the hallway rather than carpet, it will be more hard wearing. Moving the door to the master down to the entrance rather than having a short hallway would allow you to double the amount of storage cupboards.

Well picked up @davincicalbourne about the carpet in the hallway. Best to have a hard surface floor in those well used areas. And agree the hallway to master is a waste of wall space.

Lots of good suggestions here , especially moving that western window in the Master and adding more in the living area .

Yeah ,great suggestions over all , this a beautiful forum. Thanks everyone 🙂

@oklouise, that is a much better use of the space. A 100% better design than the posters floor plan.

Builders should take note of okl plans.

appreciate the kind words but the professionals still have to make our ideas fit available space, accurate setbacks, BASIX, budget etc etc

oklouise has been doing this for a long time...her plan is great. And yes....be aware of basix...they are brutal but necessary.

we've done our own BASIX for renovations and a new build and find that using the BASIX calculator to test ideas and identify the best options during the planning stages and not waiting till after the plans are finished gave the most efficient results eg slightly enlarging or reducing the size of a window or upping the star rating of a tap or size of the garden or using electric cooking instead of gas or having no heating in bedrooms can make a difference to minimum BASIX standards for each components as all are interrelated...like so many specialist processes the more we understand them the easier it becomes to produce the best results