It's not the size that matters that's crucial but it's the layout.
I found that squarish living room plus dining area always feels cramped.
For the same area, it might be preferable to have longish design where dining area is one side and living area the other side.
Squarish bedrooms are perfect.
Originally Posted by
saintgtril
Hi all,
My story is I visited my uncle's house recently. The first thought that came to my mind is that his house appears to be smaller than mine (uncle's house = 99 sqm vs mine = 93 sqm) i.e. apparently his house has lesser livable space than mine. To be fair, the facilities at his project is way way way better than mine e.g. air-conditioned lift lobby, golf simulator room etc...
That sets me wondering, what attributes make an effective floor layout? I am not a fan of bay windows, planters and balcony. In fact, i hate them, but it seems most if not all condominiums come with (as big as possible) balcony.
Any opinions, thoughts, recommendations and advices on what attributes makes an effective floor layout. Thanks gurus and masters here!
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