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Comments (2)Think of all the appliances you use, and anything you might possibly want to plug in. Then think of where you will be when you use said items. That should give you help in your planning. Add additional receptacles for things like vacuum cleaners, etc. Your electrician should be experienced in residential wiring and will make suggestions which will also meet your local building code....See Moreplease help me with suggestions and images for elevation design
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Comments (10)Referring to the sketch above as option 1 you can have two option, option 1, as obvious cutout at the middle of the u shape staircase, in addition to this you can also have a double height entrance foyer with a chandelier in between hanging from the top. on first floor you can shift the balcony door side ways as mentioned with a circle. referring to the image above option 2 option 2 would be a complete change of staircase orientation , bringing the staircase in front foyer, extending the upper cutout as marked in dotted line, the new found area can help you extend your both bathrooms areas or can help you put some ground floor furniture or a informal study area.(see if your FSI permits to all these changes). and on the top your new area can accommodate your big gym equipment's like treadmill , and some additional gym storage. here you can also get to know from top who has arrived to your front door peeking downwards. further the walls of this area can be decorated while doing interiors and make the foyer look grand & luxurious. option three, If you are thinking of giving a cutout in center of the hall, please avoid, your areas above wont be usable in an appropriate way. cheers...See More
PROThe Wood Works
7 years agoMost large luxury houses we see in the countryside will contain features such as a cinema/games room, a gym, or even a bar. Just to give you an idea of some of the things we have done for clients in similar situations;
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoHi Alimdunk.
We may be a little biased but we'd definitely suggest you put a lot of focus on creating a luxury kitchen at the heart of your home. We work on lots of new-build projects and more often than not the kitchen becomes the main socialising space above the living room! If open plan living is to your taste then perhaps a large open plan space that flows from kitchen to dining to living area, all with bi-fold doors that open onto the garden and presumably beautiful country views? Also, a couple of people above suggest a utility room, this is definitely a good idea. Hiding away the washing machine/ tumble dryer etc will make your kitchen space much more attractive and keep the mess and clutter of washing etc. elsewhere. Perhaps you could even have a utility/ boot room - perfect for kicking off the wellies after a countryside walk.
We've put some pictures below of some our projects that might help inspire you with your project.
Whatever you choose for your new home - best of luck with it all!
Kindest regards, Davonport.
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