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Originally Posted by ByeByeBaby
Those are very crude maths indeed. 
The graphic appears to be about 17 pixels per foot; that's consistent with 474 sq feet and also a standard 3' door in from the hallway. Under that scale, the bed shown is a queen size bed; 60"x80". The room sizes are:
Bedroom - 12'7" x 8'11"
Living room (to the edge of the counter) - 8'11" x 9'10"
Kitchen/entrance/etc - 9'4" x 14'11"
Bathroom - 4'9" x 8'11"
Study - 4'11" x 9'6".
Obviously, all these are approximate measurements; I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the 11" measurements are actually rounded up (e.g. bedroom being 12'8"x9'); scaling up from a low-res picture is not an exact science. |
I can pretty well guarantee you that the bathroom is 5'. 60" tubs are pretty much a standard minimum.
There are definitely a couple of changes I'd make to that layout (I'd put the bathroom where the study is, put a walkthrough closet in the top portion of the current bathroom, and then give the option of either a study nook or a broom closet (I think the biggest drawback of that design is the lack of a dedicated storage space, somewhere to stash cleaning supplies and empties) in the bottom portion of the current bath) but that is by far the most livable sub 500 sq ft unit I've ever seen.
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