Fireplace in kitchen diner
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Comments (5)Seems like quite a lot of upheaval for not a huge gain in space. Could the two spaces be made to work better where they are? You could add base units to create a u shaped kitchen giving you more storage and a serving area (you could have shelves on the dining room side holding eg cookbooks, placemats, napkins etc) [https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/london-townhouse-traditional-kitchen-london-phvw-vp~23607821[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/london-townhouse-traditional-kitchen-london-phvw-vp~23607821) Bringing the range cooker forward in line with the units (building out the wall behind) would flow better too. Could the desk go elsewhere? I think this would make the dining space more inviting. I think its nicer to have a dining area looking out and opening into a garden than a cooking area. Also you lose worktop space to the patio doors, rather than a window above the sink, as I presume you have now?...See MoreMy kitchen diner (diner part) help.
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Comments (9)Thank you everyone. We would like to spend more time in the kitchen (something we don't do now). Though, I can probably make the same argument for the dining room which has become a bit of a dumping ground. The general layout of the house is a typical 1930’s 3 bed semi. In an ideal world I’d extend but I don’t want go through all of that and end up selling it in a couple of years. My main intuitive argument for the larger dining room is that I do want to be careful of losing too much space to relax in. The idea of having a log burner in the fireplace is also very appealing. Equally, I don't want to just end up replacing the current cramped kitchen with something which just presents the same problem. I’m hoping that once the space is opened up then I might have some kind of epiphany. Kind of feel like I’m making it up as I go along by trying to be open minded and adaptable – I’m not sure this is the best approach :-)...See MoreSonia
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