Dining room dilemma!
Lucy Hardaker
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Comments (7)Hi, I can now see the bigger picture here. This problem is very similar to one I looked at the other day on Houzz. I general I would always recommend using the dining space as circulation rather than the kitchen or sitting area. I suggest that you just look at the L shaped room and ignore where the doors and windows have been placed initially. You have an understandable requirement for 3 primary spaces. Kitchen, Dining and Sitting area. I would suggest that you have a U shaped kitchen in the niche space to the left hand side of the double doors as you enter from the hallway. Have a window to the garden from the kitchen not a double doors. To the right you have copious space for dining and then the whole of the new extension can become the generous sitting area you desire. I would suggest a door to the side elevation and picture windows looking into the garden. The addition of a peninsular or island unit as a breakfast bar is optional. Please make a donation to shelter https://www.shelter.org.uk/ for this advice...See MoreDining room furnishing dilemma: Gray style or White style
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