What would do with this empty kitchen corner?
ldnhome
5 years ago
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Laraine Clarke
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Comments (22)Thanks everyone, some great ideas here. I think I'm going to go for a big modern lamp, although the idea of a Tiffany lamp has me thinking. Adding a bold bit of colour. I won't go for a table as I think I've got too much oak and furniture in the room. Had looked at a corner unit and there are some fantastic ones around. But again it's another piece of furniture. I'm not discounting the plant idea either but will decide in the next few days. It's just strange having two sofas instead of the corner unit. I'm going to start by taking down the curtains and getting lighter ones. Will post a picture when I've finished. Thanks for all your input, it's helped a great deal. X...See MoreWhat would you do with this kitchen window?
Comments (16)Thanks Kitchen Republic! We did a couple of like that in our days of house building, but the support had to be under the join. However i'm sure the engineer knew what he was doing when he did the calcs! I wasn't confused over the pipe, i think that was Tanya. Still think it would have been great to have two sets of doors with one supporting column so that you can open out and see the whole garden, then continue the floor height outside for that inside / outside feel. Or, have had the plan the other way around, so that the bi-folds were on the 'living' side and the window in the kitchen, for a view straight through on the living side front to back. However, the window position where it is offers a great little corner for a seating area as per the Kitchen planner's picture. In answer to the original question:- Firstly check with Building Control, the window is in a kitchen and may have to open to be certified., or check with FENSA, ( or your glazing company, as they should know ). Secondly, have a 'pivot' window. This then does open, but is the single, unobstructed pane of glass that you would like!...See MoreWhat would you do to this new kitchen look less retro?!
Comments (18)Yes, the view was definitely a selling point!! It’s a very special building and a dream come true for us, so it’s important for me that I don’t screw up the interior decor. ........my sleepy bedtime head is thinking about pulling the cream oven out, replacing with the copper oven, painting the bottom units black (I never usually ‘do’ black), using a dark wood countertop and finishing with antiqued mirror splash back and a copper tap. Oh boy....these minor modifications are getting pretty major......See MoreWhat would you do with an empty kitchen corner like this?
Comments (15)If there is a courtyard outside - then still I’d suggest replacing radiators with tall ones and then adding two steps right across the widest part of the under window - with space for plants or books on either sides of the steps and maybe a cushion for a window seat type effect perhaps ?...See MoreDecoZen
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