Which floorplan please? A or B?
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Comments (14)Thank you so much for the input, especially to Jonathan for adapting the plan. It's really interesting because our initial goal was absolutely to open up the line of site right from front to back, but the reason we changed our minds is because we were going to end up with a very small utility room, that seemed almost not worth having. We also have a dog, so the goal was to have some way of containing the mess! We are changing an existing window to a door to do this in the utility room I showed. 1. Moving the kitchen to where Jonathan suggests means we would lose use of an existing chimney breast, where we planned to have a wood burner in the planned 'family area'. 2. The existing wc also needs to be made larger as it's currently under the stairs and my husband can't stand up(!) I am attaching another picture that the architect initially drew where you can see the small room to the right of the 'corridor' is intended to be the utility room......See MoreExtension - existing floor plan is split level! Please help!
Comments (1)Floor plan with coloured areas mentioned....See MoreFloor plan advice please
Comments (2)Those measurements for the sitting/dining don’t look right. It appears to be a much longer narrower space. My view is you will ultimately have to extend to get a good sized kitchen. Extending it into the narrow end of the sitting/dining will be very narrow and with the door into the conservatory not much usable space. For now, live with it and save up for your dream extension....See MorePlease evaluate my floor plan
Comments (33)Hi all, here’s an early spec of the new layout. Things I like - my home office is slightly longer and likely a more comfortable space to work in. The stairs are on the left hand side which enables the pantry on the right hand side to become larger and combine with the utility room from upstairs (allowing one of the upstairs bedrooms to become an en suite) Access to kitchen utility is from kitchen What I don’t like: our layout to the rear of the property is somewhat impeded by a post in the middle of the room (shown where current kitchen cabinets end) which was meant to be junction of kitchen and playroom and serves to hold up a beam. Removing this post would open up floor but need a larger beam and additional cost of £5k+ which I’m trying to avoid. Sofa layout just seems out of place/too big and placement of media wall dictated by the post and trying to run media wall behind kitchen cabinet. That side of the room also seems to have lot of wasted space. What I’d like to refine: a kitchen layout in same location that incorporates an island /peninsula. Sofa to placed nearer to the patio doors facing out to the right hand side of the property (garden is south west facing) A casual dining area near the orleo window on right and more formal dining area towards bottom left hand side of the room. Any tips welcome!...See Moreyvonne1958
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