Kitchen- dining open plan
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Comments (4)Hi Jennifer The plan hasn't attached - could you please possibly upload this again in the comment section so I can take a look for you? :) I have two little boys so I can fully understand the play area section - my two have always followed me around so anywhere and everywhere becomes a play area! It is very hard to contain toddlers to be creative in just one area so I can only imagine making sure the open plan space is family friendly as well as useable for everyone is without a doubt a high priority. Looking forward to seeing the developer image. Charlie @ The Kitchen Lady UK www.thekitchenladyuk.co.uk...See MoreOpen Plan kitchen, living dining room layout
Comments (1)Hi Ella, It's quite difficult to understand your project because the plan doesn't give enough information. When you're starting a design project it's really important to give people who will be helping you with the design the right information so they can help you in a way that really does deliver what you need and want. I call this designing your home vision - once you have that it also makes it easier for you to make the right decisions for you. I'm running a free & no obligation 5 day Get Ready To Redesign Your Home Challenge - which is a week with access to me for daily q&a as well as a quick and easy daily task to help you start designing your home vision. I'd love to help you prepare for your home design. It's an exclusive event so you need to be signed up to take part. Here is the link to join in: https://www.i-architect.co.uk/readytoredesign.html You will get emails during the event to let you know the daily details, but once the 5 days is over you are welcome to unsubscribe from those if they are no longer useful to you....See Moreopen plan kitchen dining living space
Comments (0)Hi all I’m looking for ideas on how to make the kitchen work in proportion to the current room size. Will a long run of kitchen units 8meters be overkill and a Long Island. Downing table will stay in same current position and the living space would move to the bottom corner towards the garden. Any creative ideas would be useful ……...See MoreOpen plan kitchen living and dining
Comments (8)Hi Nimesh, I am a kitchen designer and I can tell you the minimum requirement for an island is to have at least 1m walkway all around so you can easily move around the kitchen and also be able to open doors. The layout depends on a lot of different factors, whether you want to sit at the island, storgage at the back, how big is your dining table and what are you going to put into the space. I would recommend you make a wish list of what exactly you want to fit in a space, the style you like and a kitchen designer can help you pull it all together. I hope that helps....See More- 7 years ago
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