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Comments (9)There's always other options ! Here's another idea... A. Seating area - pair of sofas and coffee table. B. Extending dining table - turn 90 degrees to extend. C. Family size over depth USA FF. D. Slim storage cabinets - could be midi height or tall - to house extra fold up chairs for when dining table extended and, in future, a place for kids toys. E. Island and kitchen straight run. Dependent on plumbing and extraction for a ceiling hood, could have either sink or hob on island if you fancy. F. Full depth cleaning cupboard for vacuum and mop etc. G.WM and TD space with shelving either side for folded washing and hanging rail for shirts etc - ie a proper laundry room . NB if not on a party wall - vented TD would be great ! Hope this gives you food for thought . Kind regards, Karen OnePlan [ marketing note - this is an example of the sketch consult service OnePlan provide... We happily provided this for free to this Houzzer, on this occasion . Normal rates would be £35 p/h. Full CAD images available too, at either an hourly rate or fixed room rate. We are freelance concept planners, selling only design !]...See MoreHallway Interior Design Dilema!!
Comments (28)Thanks Petra, I am not very good at interior design, I see a lot of things on Houzz and think how on earth have they pulled that off!! if i was to try it, it would look awful!! I would say my previous work in the other house was nice and family normal, but this one with it being quite large and for us expensive we want it to look that way and not just nice and normal but I'm struggling everywhere!! it's great if you have buckets of money but if not it poses it's challenges, not impossible but challenging. yes good spot on the architrave that is being replaced to match upstairs which is flat and about 75mm wide, it looks more modern. thank you again for your contributions it's all very much appreciated from everyone who has take time out to reply...See MoreTwo rooms knocked in to one big living room! Design dilema
Comments (7)I think this room is brilliant (not only because of the potential of the size) because it gives you the chance to have two areas with different purposes. One for sitting on front of the fire/chatting to guests and a second for cosying up with your partner on front of the TV. Agreed with Ellie. On the left side, you could have another sofa (or armchairs) perpendicular to the fireplace, with a coffee table and armchair opposite. I like your idea of having two carpets: One under the coffee table, the other opposite the fireplace on far side. I would add a long side board (maybe an oak cupboard, with 4 freestanding legs) in the left corner for shoes, hats etc. It can change purpose if you decide to move it in future. You could add a fancy coat rack (or wall mounted coat hooks) between the two doors on the right. Are there options to put this beside your front door? In between the fireplaces I think a bookshelf would look lovely. If you’re more a kindle fan than a real book fan, use it for your favourite pictures you haven’t had the chance to hang, and vases and pots. You could map this out before buying more furniture, using newspapers or magazines roughly the same size. (Or use the Houzz feature “view in your room” to test furniture you like on the website in the areas). Also get yourself a measuring tape- this will prove indispensable when looking at furniture before packing it off home to find it doesn’t fit. I realise I rambled off a lot there so I hope this makes sense. I just saw so much potential in this room. Hopefully you manage to get it just how you like....See MoreKitchen Design Dilema!
Comments (29)Hi Dan, Unfortunately I don't have photos specifically, it would most likely need to be bespoke fitted, but definitely possible if you did decide to go down that route. However it looks like you've recieved some really constructive feedback below, as Caroline has mentioned the 100cm rule around an island, most standard fitted units are around 70cm so if you had units on either side you should have just about a meter between if the width is 2.4m. As Nicky has suggested their space was possibly around 10ft wide its almost a meter more width than you have to play with, but as I say you should be able to manage it. Bare in mind opening the oven door into that space - would be a good idea to look into sliding oven doors to maximise convenience too. I am sure you will end up with a great design, you have a great platform here for advice! Look forward to hearing what you decide on. Georgie...See MoreJonathan
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