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The images you posted look less like plans and more like a very early idea of what a house might look like from the inside. There are few doors or doorways shown, the dimensions are inconsistent. There is little to comment on.

You might start with a “bubble diagram” and go from there, or better yet, talk to an architect, letting them know how you live, what your budget is, take them to see your site, to design a home that works for your family. Then come back.

It looks very different from other plans I have seen. What is the turquoise colour around the outside? I'm having trouble understanding where the doors are, to the rooms and the closets. Do the bathroom and the master bedroom come directly out of the living room? If so, it lacks privacy. I only see one closet in the house, and don't know where it leads. The main floor bathroom is very large in relation to the rest of the house.

From what you've drawn it looks tight. Not enough space for a family of 4. The bedrooms on the first floor are too small. No breakfast area? How do you get to the backyard?

It's not really a workable plan from any point of view.

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If you can, draw the plan in black and white without notes and dimensions. Show walls, doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, stairs, and cabinetry to scale. Something like this:

The use of a CAD program at this stage of a design severely limits creativity even in the hands of an experienced drafter.

I've designed a boat load of houses but I only start with CAD for a renovation then I print the existing conditions and trace a design over it.