The living conditions of the European aristocracy today are in addition to bedrooms, studyes, kitche

You're not even enough for ordinary people, and you're too careless, aren't you?

For example, shouldn't the dinning room be mixed with the dinning area of the kitchen? What about the family room (where is the fireplace)? Is your library (or home office) a library or a place to work?

Where's your sitting room? Your entertainment center game room (i.e. movie room, often placed underground), GAME room or gym GYM, laundry laundry, storage storage room The so-called toilet is divided into full baths, master baths are the master bedroom with jet tubs and guest bath half bathThere is usually also an attic studio in the attic studio.

This doesn't need any aristocracy, there should be one above the middle class. In fact, there is also a furnice utility room (that is, cold and warm rooms, especially the house zoning control, there are many furnices).The third and fourth floors and the first and second floors of my house are partitioned.

So there are two furnicesMy family only has 500 square meters, which is not very big. There are many sets of that kind of manSion.

Actually, the walkin closet is also very large, and my master bedroom has two relatively large walk-in closets. The most popular master bedroom now is the Batai. This is the middle class, and then above the middle class we say the aristocracy:

Then the mansion has a little bulter's room (not a nanny's room!) Usually the room is precious porcelain), pantry room, ball room, independent workshop, sun room (yang room, yoga room, flower room).The wine cellar, usually down to the kitchen, is generally to control the problem, not the living space.

Panic room(haha) basement is not a room. In addition, I won't talk about the garage or anything.

You can go to Rhode Island to visit those mansions. :