Garage conversion

8 years ago

I live in a town house with my kitchen living & dining on the first floor. I am planning to move my kitchen, living & dining downstairs where I am converting my garage into an open plan area with bi folding doors leading to the garden . My room size when opened out will be 9metres in length & 4.58meters in width. I need help with designing the area please. Also wondering if I should put kitchen in front or back?

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OnePlan
8 years ago
I'd suggest you find out from your contractor where the plumbing can come in from and more importantly the waste can go out to, in order to work out the best position of the kitchen first.

Then either go down the traditional route of visiting several showrooms and getting several different plans done - or use a freelance designer to work with you to design it exactly how it works best for you ... then shop around to see who can supply it for the best deal !
Sounds like it will be a fab room with access /views to the garden !
Kind regards
Karen
OnePlan ( a freelance kitchen and home designer !)
Carl Holding
8 years ago
Im loving your ideas. it will look lovely

why not let us do the whole job for you from start to finish
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