• Freestanding toilet
• Change shelves position

• No bathtub, just shower
• Leave visual of wooden cabinets if possible
• Leave the mirror (shape) if possible
• Make a place for skincare, etc
• Built-in sink with a cabinet
• Change wall and floor tiles

• French door
• Blinds

• Work desk 140x60
• Space for monitors: 70 cm above the table.
• Bed placed under the window.
• Storage drawers under the bed.
• I like the shelves in the unusual space next to the door!
• Wooden blinds

• Table move to the wall with the door
• Leave LED lighting on the wall next to the bed

• Soft lighting - several indirect spots instead of one central light directly on the ceiling, where the light will be directed at the walls
• Headboard and wardrobe lines at the same height
• Option without the line on the wardrobe, only the headboard
• Darker wood colour for the bed panel and wardrobe
• No wall light on the left side
• Built-in cabinets
• Replaced the pendant lamp with a wall light on the right side
• Added an open shelf under the wall hooks to maintain a clean look without unnecessary visual clutter, also providing easy access to the hooks. This cabinet can also be placed on the other side of the wardrobe, closer to the bed
• Round wall hooks for clothes
• A large painting (or two paintings) above the headboard
• Light green color (not sure that it matches with red now, I'll check other shades)
• Round side table on the left
• Artworks for a simple and relaxed atmosphere: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8_9sBzOB78/?igshid=MGQ5NDJhODMwMQ==
• Bed color in bedroom 1 — walnut, slightly darker
• Keep the mirror at the entrance
• Placed a bench on the opposite wall from the mirror at the entrance
• Spot lighting specifically in the area of the entrance next to the mirror (on the ceiling?)

Questions:

• Which hooks should we leave?
• Do you need that open cabinet for hooks or to put them somewhere on a wall?
• Is the option with pictures above the headboard suitable?
• Should we look for other options for decorating the wall above the headboard?
• Do we like a wardrobe in one color? Which headboard option do we like? Should we make the headboard soft or wood-like?

*We will discuss different color combinations later. I will make the final version of the furniture, I will know in which places the combined material is used and then I will be able to make a tape of pictures with the same furniture design, but in different color combinations

• 2 colours of the wardrobe
• open hooks
• asymmetrical headboard
• asymmetrical pictures on the wall above the headboard

• Space for Swedish ladder (full size 2300x1173x747)
• Built in bed-wardrobe-table

• Guest sleeping area
• Home-office area
• Sport area (yoga mat and Swedish ladder spaces)
• 'Do you think the sofa could be opposite to the desk? This way all desk could be used and potentially add some drawers below it, for visitors to put clothes on (if there's no other space for it! But if you think there's space for a very small wardrobe that'd be great)' - the space in order to unfold the sofa need to take into account (there should be no obstacles in its path, including cabinets, Swedish ladder on the wall and other fixed objects), there should also be space for opening the cabinet doors, and also, the entrance doors open into the room, there must also be free space for them. How much space is there behind the door and what is the size of the Swedish ladder? Maybe it will be possible to place it behind the door? The plans do not show the dimensions of the door distances from the walls.
• Add wardrobe
• Leave light-red sofa colour

• Pendant lights above the island and dining table
• Veranda ceiling is higher.
• Kitchen and living room ceiling height will be the same
• Refrigerator: LG GSXV90BSAE.
• Oven is further from the refrigerator
• Less light colors
• Use accent colors somewhere (on benches/lower cabinets/islands, etc.).
• Benches around the perimeter
• Kitchen island
• The door from the kitchen to the hallway will likely be reversed
• Kitchen backsplash: light terracotta tiles with herringbone pattern.
• Rafael’s dish cabinet on the wall above the bench
• Place for keys (mini-foyer on the dining room side)
• Shoe storage
• Dog leash storage

• No yellow wood shade (yes, depends on the strength and type of lighting)
• 'I also see the bathroom tiles here' - I used the kitchen tiles which you sent me a picture of in the bathrooms to help them blend in with the other rooms. We usually don't mix too many different materials in one house. It helps to unify the separate rooms into one space.
• Use the walnut/darker wood on details, not large parts of the kitchen
• Top cabinets lighter and just the island with a darker tone
• Play with shade of green + the light wood
• 'Extending the kitchen on the right side closer to the door'
• Сurtain instead of the cabinet in the corner
• Play with pendants (island area)
• Play with wall behind the TV

Different pendants (island area)