Kitchen/dining Room dilemma
HU-785694316
4 years ago
Due to expanding family visiting need to redesign kitchen/dining to include an extension on to the garden
Having difficulty deciding layout would like to include a shower room/utility area and the extended area would be overlooking the garden.
Copies of draft plans below but ignore any layout comments on the plans.
hope you can assist
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4 years agoThank you. Copy of downstairs layout
again ignore comments ie as storeroom is the current garage
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