The crossbar presses on the entrance
The bar is an important load-bearing part in the house structure. However, if placed right above the door, it can create a heavy, stuffy feeling for people entering the house. This design also makes the walkway space look lower and cramped, affecting the feeling of ventilation and comfort when moving.
Degraded, damaged gate
The main gate is the first part that creates an impression of the house. If the gate is rusty, peeling paint or damaged, the overall building will become old and careless. In addition to aesthetics, degraded gates can also cause unsafety and affect psychology, making the living space less positive.
Just opened the door and saw the kitchen
In housing design, the kitchen area often needs privacy and relative separation from the main door. If you look straight into the kitchen from the outside, the living space easily loses its discreetness, and the heat and smell of food can also spread quickly to the common living area, affecting the experience of homeowners and guests coming to the house.
Main door opposite the stairs
The main door opening straight into the staircase often makes the traffic flow in the house rushed, lacking separation between areas. This design can also reduce the privacy of the upper floor and make the lobby space lack highlights, especially for narrow-area townhouses.
Main door facing the sharp corner
If the door directly faces the sharp corner of the wall, fence or adjacent structure, the overall space easily creates a feeling of tension and lack of visual harmony. The sharp corners pointing straight at the entrance also make many people feel uneasy or uncomfortable when living for a long time.
