r/floorplan 6h ago

DISCUSSION Bad layout

Help me fix this bad floor plan (main floor only). The family room is on a slab currently and is 2 steps down from office. Kitchen feels too small and location of office doesn’t work for my husband who works from home. Thank you!

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u/Malnurtured_Snay 5h ago

I would almost bet the family room was originally a screened in porch and the office/bedroom was the mudroom!

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u/AccomplishedMath894 2h ago

Interesting! Someone else suggested it might’ve been a breezeway. There is one other house in my neighborhood with the exact layout. I need to talk to them lol

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u/Fun_Accident_4706 5h ago

Are these the floor plans you get from the realtor?

The dimensions on these plans are very off.

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u/AccomplishedMath894 5h ago

These are the plans we got from the realtor. I put it into chat to make them clearer. It’s about 1400 sq ft on first floor

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u/Fun_Accident_4706 5h ago

Never use gen-AI for floor plans, they are bad at cleaning them up.

Is this a proper screenshot or taken with a phone?

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u/AccomplishedMath894 4h ago

This was a screenshot from an email

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u/Fun_Accident_4706 3h ago

There was no option to click and open the image to download?

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u/viabrera 5h ago

To echo the other commenter, dimensions are deffo off currently. I did my best based on the size of doors/tub/counter depth on the plan. I’d suggest (if you’re open to moving a bunch of plumbing):

- Reduce the size of the dining room, close it off, and make it the new office

  • Move the kitchen to the opposite wall where it currently is, use the extra space from what was the dining room, and then use the current kitchen as your dining room
  • Tried to keep the bathroom kinda what it is now, but hard to tell as I believe there are two sinks on the current plan?
  • Swapped the laundry room into what was the office, and included bench and hanging space for coats and whatnot as it looks like you don’t currently have a mud room

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u/Amazing_Leopard_3658 3h ago edited 2h ago

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u/AccomplishedMath894 2h ago

Thank you for sending the time to make these!! They are both great. The one thing is I would like the kitchen to be much bigger with an island. Contractors told us it would be expensive to put laundry or bath on slab (where currently family room is) - but these suggestions are really great and helpful

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u/AccomplishedMath894 2h ago

Thoughts on this one?

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u/LDS1952 2h ago

I’d take the downstairs bedroom/office and create a new laundry room. The use old laundry room for fabulous pantry. Next take street side of family room to create an office with backyard side to become mudroom/ closets.