Kitchen/dining dilemma
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Comments (4)Hi, its a lovely room I agree drawing out where you'd like to place your existing furniture is a good idea, then you can see how much available space you have left. If you have budget and Interior Designer would be able to create a couple of layouts for you to help you utilise the space (much more affordable than you think) The fireplace is lovely have you considered keeping it as a relaxing zone and possibly putting the TV elsewhere? I’m not sure on the full layout of you room, but could you have the TV on the wall you have taken the photo from with the L-Shaped sofa facing it. And then you could add a couple of comfy chairs either side of the fireplace with a rug in the middle (always have at least the feet of your furniture over the rug so it doesn’t look like a little island in the middle of your floor) similar to the image below....See MoreFirst post - Please help! L-Shaped Kitchen/Diner dilemma(s)!
Comments (24)If you take the 290 unit off the back run and island, I think that would be sufficient? As you've got kids I think a banquette seat would be ideal for family games, homework, crafts etc. Banquettes are around 60cm, table 90cm so that leaves 113cm which I think is more than sufficient both visually and practically as it's the same gap I have behind my kitchen table. Choose chairs that push under and consider the table legs carefully depending on the number of chairs wanted, pedestal tables often work. I would however take the sink off the island and maybe install a prep sink instead so the back run would be DW, sink, bin, induction hob (I'd integrate the oven personally). Is the shower room a must? It seems quite a trek to reach there with the number of doors unless there was a way to extend the 2nd front door forward and create access from the hall there. Also wondering if you'd considered removing the wall between snug and the old kitchen? It may make the area more useable rather than trying to fill the old kitchen...See MoreDining hall layout dilemma
Comments (2)It depends on your budget and how you use your house. You could turn the snug into a dining room and get a firebox that serves both sides. Is that a working fireplace? Do you want a bigger kitchen? I would try and combine the current kitchen and snug as a kitchen diner. I would be tempted to increase the snugs size by moving the door to the left to square off the room. Do you use the dining hall as a dining space at the moment?...See MoreKitchen -Dining Room Knock Through Dilemma
Comments (4)I would block off the door and use the space. You will still have a good flow from the kitchen and having had an Edwardian house they are not huge and the space will be more useful than a door swing. Does the fireplace work? If not you could install a woodburner to give you a lovely cosy space for eating. I think picture rail height for the knock-through is a good idea. Its always lovely to see the previous history of the house....See More- 6 years ago
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