Hiya. I'm about to move into a new property and I'm torn about what to do with the space (there isn't a floor plan avaliable online to show the layout). Basically the kitchen is side on to an L shaped living/dinner. I'm tempted to knock the wall through and move it, making the living room more of a rectangle and a kitchen dinner. However, the house isn't large. If I did this my kitchen would be 7.11 ft by 12.4 ft. I'd really like a horse shoe shaped kitchen (obviously with the breakfast bar part half the size to allow walk through to the dinning space). Considering a dinning noke as I think that could work best. Could anyone share their thoughts please?
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Kathryn EmmingsOriginal Author
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