Mine are housed within units and drawers. It depends on what sort of look you are going for. If you want easy to clean and sleek then having a collection of cannisters on display is not in keeping with that style. I take mine out when I need them and do the spooning on the worksurface and return it when finished. It works for me.

Hello Rachele, The way to look at this is how you live.. Then look at the space.. I do think it's lovely to have kitchen that goes out onto the garden... If the space is large enough it could be possibly to have a multi functioning space... Kitchen dining and entertaining all in one with the additional element of enjoying the space as a whole.. One way might be to have a long galley run with an island that morphs into a dining space.. Or extend the exterior doors to a full run, so that you can have one large room with cooking dining on one side and living on the other.. Other ways to integrate many functions under 1 space would be to look at levels... A sunken seating area or a raised dining platform.. So many ways to deal with the idea of a space that has many uses.. Think of how you do things.. Do you want to have a cooking element on an island so you can face the garden and your guests? Do you want a sleek line with sliding doors that hides the kitchen.. Think of what you might want to show off.. this might then help you define the space. : )) Here's a smaller version of a kitchen and outside area... It's to show you that you may be able to look at smaller spaces and create ways to make them work for you.. Then there may be ways to bring the outside in... Look at this one for ideas as to how to merge the space together... that is perhaps more than just a sliding door and a dining table.. Of course this can depend on where you are but I like to suggest things that get the creativity going and might spark an idea! : ))

The switch can go anyway for bluetooth (even in a cupboard) as long as there’s power to the light. They then need pairing. You can have an App on your phone.

Option 2 makes better use of the space. Maybe move the bathroom door further down to the side of the main door so it feels like it is away from the kitchen space.