odd shaped kitchen
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Comments (4)Designing a room to suit you and to be safe can be quite tricky ! Maybe consider bringing in pro help ? You can go down the 'free plan route' with studios - or a new approach is to work with your own independent designer via email - then shop around with your personalised plans... I'm an independent concept planner - I design but don't sell any product other than the design itself - so I'm not biased towards any particular products or tied to a specific manufacturer... Drop me an email if you'd like to find out more ! ;-) Karen OnePlan...See MoreVERY odd shaped kitchen - HELP
Comments (10)Curious shapes always present challenges, but there is plenty of scope in your kitchen at first view. I would certainly echo OnePlan wrt fridge/freezer and hob/oven - as a minimum I'd be looking to have 300mm between these and ideally more. I would strongly recommend removing the existing radiator and either install a tall, thin "feature" rad (possibly to the left of the entrance door) or install under-floor or plinth heating. The "radiator" wall offers plenty of scope for additional workspace, with or without storage above and below. With space limited and the desire for seating, I would look at options for some form of breakfast bar along that wall. The sharp, irregular corners have their own challenges - consider radiusing these in some way or using triangular corner units to "step" the transitions. Consider embracing the quirkiness of your space - irregularly shaped shelving (thicker at one end than another, possibly alternating which end is thicker/thinner) could add some fun to the space and making it a fantastic feature! I'd definitely seek out a pro to help you with this one - give OnePlan a shout for starters or seek out a good, local independent to help you. Have fun!!...See MoreOdd shaped room!
Comments (4)Wow! Thank you Carolina for taking the time to respond and help me. Some people with a similar shaped flat have indeed put the furniture where are you suggesting. Looking at your diagram the door into the living room is slightly wrong. The kitchen goes right the way round back to a flat wall running alongside where you have put the TV. Therefore where you have the furniture this is actually facing the door into the hallway and the little chair in front of the window ( which is a low down window) has a catflap in it and some rather lovely views so I wouldn't want to obscure the window. The chair has been carefully placed for the cat! to observe all the wildlife outside!! I completely agree about a rug this would help to soften the room up and maybe another small armchair. Pulling the sofa away from the wall and put inside table there is also something I have considered and I'm glad you suggested that. I love this Scandi look that John Lewis is promoting in their furniture brochure but I do feel it's a look that is short lived and more traditional furniture will survive fashion trends. I'm extremely touched that you've taken the time to respond and include a diagram! And I will have a play with some of the dimensions in the room As suggested in your diagram. Thank you....See Moreneed help with odd shape kitchen
Comments (1)Sounds like a good challenge ! There's a few designs on our pro page (and client comments /reviews etc ) of you want to look at different plans etc ?...See More- 2 years ago
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