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The only internal door downstairs was the redundant hallway>living room one. I was surprised it was ok, but it meant we could have a nice full-height opening where the old hallway>dining room door was. The kitchen hadn’t had a door for decades.
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Open shot. the right hand cupboard is the under-stairs one, so loo for you; the left-hand-most panel (obscured behind door) is a blank for the outside storage (pizza oven + gubbins). There's extra storage (pull-out drawers, doweled shelving) obscured by the open doors in that utility cupboard.
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your downstairs layout is basically identical to our old place (only your kitchen looks to be a much better width), only we were more open from front to mid room downstairs, BC were fine with it.
We put in floor-to-ceiling cupboards continuing the line of the stairs front to back, providing a pantry and hiding washing machine/boiler, as well as a bit of outside storage. Super useful. Agent floorplan attached.
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I've actually been doodling some ideas lately but not artwork anything up yet.
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The house we recently moved into has/had loads of them on the wall. They put up a surprising struggle when I removed them, so I suppose that's a reluctant endorsement from me.
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My decking is part inadvertent trampoline. I despise it.
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hidden office as per ^^^#47134, then out-of-hours it's just a nice garden room with an armchair or something? Rear office can be the messy one ;)
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No idea if it works at the scale, but simple bit of bashing to get two offices in.
Probably a bit bling for the five year old, but I've got one of these as a tidy step/extra seat.