You gotta have an AI-user genius brain to understand the Coat Bath!
@silverspookgames I design kitchens and see these come in and it's embarrassing
@WhoDisturbsMySlumber Yeah that must be very cringe
@silverspookgames why is it oops all bathrooms?
Bedroom 4 says it has a full BSTH but shows a sink, and the room is is smaller than the powder room!
Look how the guest suite has no walls.
As someone from a cold climate, first thing my eyes saw were all the sinks on outside walls (way to get frozen burst pipes). Then I started to look closer! what a nightmare!
There is a way more fundamental issue than the Coat Bath. Where is the door to enter/exit?
@silverspookgames where is the entrance??
@silverspookgames I appreciate that the mudroom has no direct connection to an entryway and also two bathtubs. That’s some genius-level forward thinking.
@silverspookgames The longer I look at the "plan" the more unhinged it gets until I find I'm wiping the tears (of laughter) from my eyes.
@silverspookgames I don't understand why people are claiming the only exterior door is in the garage. That appears to be a particularly large window. As far as I can tell, there is no exterior door anywhere.
@silverspookgames personally unlike bedroom four it’s just a sink
@silverspookgames who needs a treadmill when you have a huge walk inside the house! Right next to the multi-purpose guest suite/ great room / family room.
@silverspookgames that's It! Apologize or you're sleeping in Bedroom #4 tonight!
@silverspookgames Bedroom 4 is a bathroom?
@silverspookgames Wow... I'm so jealous of the family who lives there! I would really love having TWO bathtubs in the mud room! And how about that "Jack & Jil fun bath"!? Wonder what they do in there?
@silverspookgames So... this seems to be a design for a house. There is no staircase, so I will assume it's a single floor house. The house looks to be about 20 by 20 meters, making it a *very* large house - especially for a single floor one.
It has 8 tiled rooms, of which four contain a toilet, labeled "Powder room", "Master Roisn", "Coat bath" and "Guest Bath". The "Guest Bath" is directly adjacent to the living room, not the best place for a toilet. The "Master Roisn" is close to the "Master Suite", separated by an unnamed hallway shared with the "Coat bath" and "Huge wak closet" - both of which are tiled (ie, bathrooms as well. The "Huge wak closet" appears to be a bathroom but only features storage. The "Master roisn" is directly beside the "Powder Room" on the other side, with two doors both opening into adjacent connected bits of hallway, one of which is labeled "Main Foyer" despite being pretty narrow and nowhere near an entryway.
The other three bathroom-ish rooms are labeled "Jack & Jil Fuh Bah #2" with three sinks and nothing else, "BEDROOM 4 Full Bath 3" with only a single sink and nothing else - no bed - and "Mudroom & Laundry", which features two sinks and two baths, but no way to get into the mudroom other than going through the house, nor any way to do laundry or to hook up any laundry machinery. There is a line typically used for an egress, but drawn straight through a wall.
Next to that is a "wide 2-car garage" which looks to be too small for two US size cars, but otherwise somewhat unremarkable.
There is another room called "Bedroom 2" which is filled with cupboards, but no bed. The rooms labeled "Master Suite" and "Bedroom 3" do contain double beds and nightstands, as well as wardrobes.
About half the space of the house is taken by the main area, which is labeled in seven places, called "Main Foyer" in a narrow hall part, "Gallery Halll" on the other side of a wall with a door serving no purpose. Next to that is an open space labeled "Gourmet Kitchen", nowhere near any kitchen but it is right in front of Bedroom 2 (the one without any beds). Next to that is the Bedroom Hallway, which is between bedroom 3 and bedroom 4 (with only a sink). Beside that is a very large (~7 x ~12 meters?) rectangular area labeled "Huge Walk / Guest Suite" near an L-shaped kitchen, "Family room" next to a three-seat couch and two loose chairs, and "Great Room" below a kitchen island (not anywhere near the previous kitchen) and a 8-person table. To the bottom left of the "Great Room" label is a second L-shaped kitchen with two double sinks. Above that is a third I-shaped kitchen with a sink on a kitchen island. The distance between the kitchen island and the rest of the kitchen seems almost wide enough to drive a car through.
Next to the "Master Suite" is what looks like an outdoor area labeled "Master Room".
The house as a whole has no doors; the only visible ingress is through either the garage's window, through the mudroom's wall, or through Bedroom 2's window.
You're better off taking a house design from *literally anywhere else*. Even a three year old can draw a better house than this.
@silverspookgames makes and jil fun bah 2