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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, don't face the entrance door and the toilet door, and stagger the two.
The second is to remove the partition wall between the kitchen and the living room, and make the cabinets into the balcony. Then make a dining room, so that it feels like the living room is also bigger, and the dining room is also there.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Eh, change the bedroom one or two, and give some space to the living room, the bedroom is too big, relatively speaking.
This house is relatively square, that is, the door of the master bedroom is not good for the door, the dining room is too far from the kitchen, and the bathroom door is facing the dining room. >>>More
You can make a horizontal partition between the living room and the dining room, so that you can see your entire living room as soon as you enter the room, and visually retain some privacy, and the TV is placed on the wall below.
There is not much attention to the dining room and the living room, and there is more attention to the entrance passage and the sofa in the living room. For example, a partition is generally required for direct flushing. Now more than 95% of the living room and dining room in the community are integrated. It's just a functional division for yourself.
This may require a lot of wall demolition and alteration, dividing the master bedroom and the second bedroom, but even if it is divided in this way, it can only be made as tatami mats, otherwise the storage space is not enough, but it is necessary to determine the load-bearing wall.
This scheme still has merit, the foyer, dining room, living room, and small foyer have been isolated from each other, which has played the due effect of the ceiling. But the accuracy of the partition is a little wrong, and the shape is also a bit strange, four jujube kernel shapes, one square, it feels a little unnatural, and each is a little blunt and separated. >>>More