4 Comments to “Floor Planner Design Concept 01”

1. Karthik | November 22nd, 2007 at 10:48 am
   

   I have never seen floor plans before, so I don’t know what one looks like.

   About the onee presented here, I dont see any walls and stuff ?? Is this just one room ? I think I see a sofa set with a centre table with a few papers on it. I also think theres a home theatre. Isn’t it ? 6.1 ? and a screen or an ultra slim LCD TV I guess. I dont know whats there to the right corner there….Piano ?

   I see a dining table to the bottom right, thought the color choice is pathetic Also the door mat says welkom, so it is a Germans floor plan, isn’t it ?

2. Williams | November 22nd, 2007 at 11:20 am
   

   Floor planner would be a great tool to have while designing one’s home. When my parents built our home, I don’t remember them using one explicitly. They just discussed that they would put such and such things in those rooms. Of course, it didn’t happen exactly as they thought it would, since the plan wasn’t thought through.
   Conversely, the blueprint of the house is done well because the engineer/architect is paid for that and is part of his/her job.

   Anyone out there who did a floor plan before moving into a new house. Any free tools on the net for that….

3. Kathy | November 23rd, 2007 at 7:17 pm
   

   @ Karthik: “Welkom” is Dutch. German would be “Willkommen”…
   @ all: I like the floor planner idea. As I am planning to move into a new apartment in the near future, I can definitely imagine using the floor planner for designing the rooms.

4. Karthik | November 23rd, 2007 at 10:22 pm
   

   Yikes, I forgot that people in Europe read the blog . Thanks for that Kathy. Or should I say Danke. As you can see, my knowledge of German doesn’t go beyond Danke

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