Very true - thank you

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Isn't the laundry room upstairs? I think it looks lovely although I have not seen it in person.

The images of the houses interior will show you the decoration.

What if the images of the interior are nicely decorated, are you going to build it?

What if the images of the interior are poorly decorated, are you going to build it?

The images will not show you the how the house relates to the site. The images will not show you how the spaces relate to each other or how they accommodate your life. The images of any houses interior will not show you if the house can be your home. Unless your life is solely made of decoration, interior images of the house are useless.

You have to walk thru the bathroom to get to the Master closet.

There is no access to outdoors from the kitchen. What do you do when you want to grill out?

I don't see any house plans in your post.

Plans are here,

https://www.architecturaldesigns.com/house-plans/modern-farmhouse-plan-rich-with-features-14662rk

This is a dark house. The kitchen especially will be very dark, and the living room too with deep covered porches at each end. Do you need an eating area attached to the island (which makes the island that much larger and cumbersome to walk around) when you have a dedicated dining table mere steps away?

Not a fan of plans where you walk in through the front door into to find yourself smack dab in the kitchen, dining room, and/or living room. There's no closet by the front entrance either.

Depending on the orientation of the site, the garage seems to get pride of place, which is a curious choice.

There seem to be a lot of barn/sliding/pocket doors, which you should think about because there's not a lot of wall space for things like art, mirrors, or shelving on the walls if you need or want such things.

If there will be a TV on the fireplace wall, anyone who wants to sleep in the master bedroom will get the sound of the TV through the adjoining wall.

The layout and traffic paths seem very cumbersome. I would definitely do cpartist's recommended exercise with colored pens to trace the various paths, to do laundry (getting it from and back to the bedrooms), making and serving a meal (including trips to the pantry). I would also imagine a scenario if you're in the kitchen cooking, a child comes through on the way to the bathroom and on the way back to grab a glass of water, and then someone comes to the front door.

I get the the exterior has everything on the current trendy wish list, and the garage exterior is as cute as a garage can be made to be. And the focus on the pool at the website is clever and seductive. But you'll be spending most of your time in the house, and it's just not designed properly to live well or very functionally.

Besides the above, look at that stupid jack and jill bathroom on the 2nd floor. It's all doors! Plus, both the shower and the toilet are in the same enclosed cubby hole, which makes no sense. Plus, plus, imagine being in that bath/toilet space and having to open the door--the door swing takes up all available space! And the toilet backs up to the adjacent bedroom, to that's a sound that the occupant will always hear.

The dining room is tiny and has no blank wall for a buffet/cabinet, so it is really just part of the kitchen--a breakfast nook, not a dining room.

And then there's the scourge of McMansions everywhere--the master closet whose only access is through the toilet. Ugh. Want to get to the closet from the toilet? Fine; it's not my choice. But it should not be the ONLY way to get top the closet!

Nasty design.

I see a lot of things in this plan I like, such as the windows in front that you can see though to the back! I prefer non Jack and Jill baths, which is an easy change and gives that upstairs bath a window for the whole thing. Since the views and pool are more to the back, I would try to put the stairs at the front so the kitchen has views to the back and pool. I realize that greatly changes the layout. I had a laundry room off my kitchen for years, no problem. And I do not mind a closet off the master bath, it is less doors in the bedroom itself. Whatever plans you find and post, people will find things to criticize. SO you have to take it all in and figure out what is most important to you and the way you live. In this plan, the pool bath accessible only from outside/garage may rarely get used. I would find an easier way to get to the inside bath from the back pool area and just have that one bath perhaps with a dressing area and shelves or cubbies to hold pool guest belongings.