Open plan kitchen living room layout

hace 2 años

First draft plans for an extension on the back of out current living room ignore the wall between the living room and utility I dont think I'm having them, what are peoples views how would you lay the kitchen with island out and dining table with a cosy living room space

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Ellie
hace 2 años
You mention cosy living room. With it being so open I don't think it could ever be cosy. Sorry.
User
hace 2 años
I'd keep the wall if you want a 'cosy' living area, so you don't have people walking behind you when sat on the sofa.
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Aimee M
Autor original
hace 2 años
Cosy was prob the wrong word to use basically looking at how to lay this out kitchen where it is or put the living room where the kitchen is etc
minnie101
hace 2 años
If the front room is becoming a bedroom i guess the preferred option would be to have the living space at the back but i guess its personal preference although I’d prefer a utility closer to a kitchen over living. You havent provided dimensions but by eye, if that wall is removed, it may fit an island around an L shape kitchen, You could consider roof light/s closer to the existing building. Is it a door or window on the rhs of the new extension as a table against the wall would give more sofa space
Malcome A
hace 2 años
I would agree with Minnie about having the utility room and the kitchen closer together.

Sorry, but can I ask why are you having a bedroom downstairs? Is this an apartment/flat? Or do you just want/need the extra bedroom room?

If the extra bedroom is not needed, I would have the front room as the living room. So that you have a room that's closed off from the rest of the open plan layout house - adult space whenever needed or even a movie room.

I would put the kitchen in the center of the house but open plan so you can still have the view into the garden. Then have a second living / seating area and the dinning area at the rear. As I think this would be a cheaper option as most of the existing plumbing etc wouldn’t need to be moved too far away from their current location and it may less of a strain on your budget.

Good luck.
Aimee M
Autor original
hace 2 años
Thanks all, it is a house with 3 beds upstairs but we have 3 children an therefore need another bedroom but cant afford to build double storey hense the bedroom downstairs.
Malcome A
hace 2 años
@aimeeMiller - 👍 ahhh I see. Then you are doing the right thing by having bedroom at the front of the house.
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laatka
hace 2 años
Maybe you can consider a vertical wooden slats room divider to separate the living and dining spaces? These dividers usually work really well in keeping the space open but warm.

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