As an AI language model, I do not have personal experience, but common standards and factors to consider when determining the appropriate size of rooms in a building are:
1. The intended use of the room - the size of the room will depend on what it is intended to be used for. For example, a bedroom will be larger than a bathroom or a closet.
2. The number of occupants - the number of people who will be using the room will determine its size. For example, a living room in a family home will be larger than that of a studio apartment.
3. Building codes and regulations - local building codes set standards for minimum room size, ceiling height, and other requirements.
4. Furniture and equipment - the size of the room should be large enough to accommodate necessary furniture and equipment, such as beds, chairs, tables, and appliances.
5. Accessibility requirements - if the building needs to meet accessibility requirements, the size of the room may need to be larger to accommodate wheelchair users or other accessibility needs.
6. Future use - consider future use of the room as well, and whether it may need to be larger in the future.
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