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Those windows/doors are quite different between the two, is that deliberate? Be good to know where the sun rises and sets too plus what the infiltration currently is and whether it should be considered as part of the plans. I like this example of designing both inside and outside spaces: https://mustardarchitects.com/projects/casa-del-sole
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You have to walk through the dining room and kitchen from the bathroom.
You could divide the kitchen on your plan in two as bathroom & office utility. Then have a long kitchen, built in dining seating and finally a soft seating space at the end
chrisbmx116
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@gillies
bumping my post - any ideas?
Original/current floorplan here
Here is a mockup i've created using ikea kitchen panel
https://kitchen.planner.ikea.com/planner/#/gb/en/planner?projectId=3D09A7A6-2D32-4B34-8EC1-365759FBB7F5&ref=share
Here's a 2d version of the ikea plan
I wanted to move the kitchen into the 'core' of the house - the extension has lower ceilings and the long and narrow nature of it made bringing the dining and kitchen area together a bit tricky. The extension meanwhile will be an office/utility space.
Is this a good use of space? Can you think of ways it could be done better? Likely to stick a couch or something in the empty space next to the dining table.