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Entrance/Hallway/Floor layout ideas

last year

Hi, we recently bought a house that entrance door is facing guest toilet and stairs is inside/at the corner of the living room. Any suggestions to the ground floor layout?

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last year
If plumbing allows, move the toilet under the stairs, and install a straight staicase from the hall.
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