Random thoughts:

- The master bedroom is 16'6" long, yet the master bath is kind of minimal. I'd bring the bathroom wall to the left so it matches the corner. This would allow you a luxury-sized shower and a sink that could actually support two sinks AND storage (though I'd personally go with a single sink and a set of drawers on each side). Pocket doors don't work well on bathrooms, which are opened and closed multiple times every day.

- Similarly, the kids' bath has no storage. I'd want a linen closet somewhere upstairs. Same thing is true of the downstairs bathroom: no storage.

- I'd rather have the laundry upstairs, where the laundry will be generated and stored. In its current position, you'll have to transport baskets literally the length of the house AND upstairs.

- What is the slider above the washer/dryer?

- This laundry would be a perfect spot for a pocket door; otherwise, you may find the washer /dryer competing for family time in the adjacent living areas.

- Will you enter the house through the laundry room most of the time? If so, note that you'll have to carry groceries past the kitchen to reach the pantry. If you could flip-flop the pantry and laundry, you'd save steps for two chores.

- A six-burner stove is something of a space-hog in an average-sized kitchen.

- For a four-bedroom house, you don't have a great deal of living space.

- The entry is kind of maze-like. Come in, the first spot looks nice with the lovely stairs ... but then you have to turn around the corner, past the pantry and a bedroom, and -- oh, here's the living space!