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Floor plans are important thing to consider before creating or buying a house. Every information you’ll to know are in a piece of 2D drawing paper. By looking at the floor plans, you’ll know how many room the house had, where the kitchen is, is there any garage in the house, how large the entire ...
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Today, while waiting for the Comcast guy, I measured the entire apartment to draw this nice floorplan. The living room has two big bay windows. The north wall of the bedroom has two windows and the kitchen has one. The Golden Gate Bridge is visible from all of them. The whole place is something like 800 square feet by my ballpark measurements and mental arithmetic. Twice as big as my old apartment.
Originally the laundry room was setup so that the washer and dryer were against the back wall of the house and the sink in the middle of the wall (B). Then I figured out a nice way to run the plumbing to the main stack through the old kitchen pantry (A). Easy plumbing, but difficult to run the dryer vent. Now the plan is to move the stupid sink and build out a wall to run the plumbing behind (C).
This is fairly close to what you'd see at our new home. Sims2 has a few things it can't do, but I've worked around it's limitations as best I can.
This is the Possible dream layout for the house that used to be my grandfathers. you'll see pics of it currently in the associate set Please also refer to the original layout which this is an altered version. one last thing, besides the black counter tops and furniture the colors represented are not true to form. Wood floors in kitchen and living room carpet in bedrooms and tile in the bathroom and mud room in the back of the house(west side)
A floorplan porn truism: old cancer hospitals make for some interesting layouts. And this here is just one level of this .65 million duplex at 455 Central Park West. Someone invite us to a party here in 2011, pleeeease?
This is what I did on Labor Day: for no obvious reason, I decided to survey our home (and furnishings) and draft it in autocad. Others may find cad work to be tedious, but I think it can be quite relaxing! Carpal tunnel damage aside, of course :)
Well, Petrie finally bit the dust. She wasn't long for the world anyway, between the damage Catty did to the arms and several old stains that magically appeared to darken with age. But she wouldn't make it up the stairs in our new 4th-floor walkup. So it's time to invest in a sectional. We went shopping this weekend and saw a couple that grabbed us. Both are "apartment size" although they seem oddly large, as we've never had that much seating, but I guess seeing them in the context of these floorplans is a bit reassuring. Both are in slightly less cat-tempting fabrics, although poor Catty was really the scratcher-in-chief. Moses is more into scratching rugs, which is a-ok with us.
I think this also shows that our apartment could probably tolerate a larger dining table, which would be nice for dinner parties and such. Current table can squeeze in 5-6 uncomfortably (as if we even have that many chairs . . . we don't!).