hallway entrances
hi guys
I would appreciate your helps guys . I have 3 questions
- where would you suggest the position of the skylight ? over the island or next to it ?
- should i have two openings into the family area ? i presently have pocket doors ( one double set door of 1.7m) and another single door of (1m)
- i would like critall sytle doors going into the family room - should i have another one going into the dining/kitchen room - would that be too much ?
thanks so very much in advance
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2 years agoPersonally I think if you put a sofa in the kitchen you negate the need for a living room and a family room. Personally I would do this. The red boxes are skylights- for me it is important to plan them so that they don’t mess up light pendant positioning
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2 years agoA window in the corners would let in plenty of light without the need for a rooflight (even with a translucent roller blind closed all day if the view is not much).
I also played a bit with your layout:
Note the crittall doors would go on the family room part of the space and the other opening would be a window in the exact same style. This way there could be some counterspace on one side and a sidetable on the other.
May I ask where you will hang your coats and such?
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