When choosing a home and evaluating its layout, it’s important to consider both the number of rooms and the total square meters. However, a larger floor area doesn’t always mean greater comfort. If one home has more square meters than another but the rooms are arranged illogically, the practical use of space decreases. Similarly, homes with the same floor area can have a different number of rooms, yet the presence of an extra room may make all spaces feel narrower.
With a well-thought-out layout, even a smaller home can feel spacious, with every essential item having its place and the space used to its maximum potential. This way, you can opt for a home with fewer square meters without compromising on the number of rooms or comfort—resulting in savings both on the purchase price and on running costs.
