You need to research on Houzz or wherever, and begin to decide what you want your home to look like. You need to decide what features you want inside too. Look at floor plans posted online or in magazines. Do you want master bedroom on third floor for example. Then find an architect with good references and start the process of designing your home. I could post 4 different home I find on the Internet, but you can do that yourself. Good luck and keep us posted.

I'm not sure where you are building, but in my area, stairs leading into an open plan living area would be deemed as a fire escape hazard. Also agree with the comment above in that the vehicle parking area could be intrusive - unless you like looking at vehicles (or perhaps it is due to site constraints?). Apart from that, it's an interesting layout and it would be good to see how the elevations work.

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Hello, Could you please mail me the exact measurement layout of the living room, kitchen and dry balcony area. I would suggest you to swipe the dining area with the living area as it will give an open space at the entrace. This will require a little bit of civil work if you are okay with that. Design Idea : The dining area can be made with wall mounted ledge on one side and 3 chairs on the other side. A 3seater sofa can be placed on the common wall between the kitchen and exisiting dining area with tv unit on the opposite side, this will restrain the view of the kitchen when guests visits. Attaching the reference of the dining area which can also be used in the current layout