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Does feel like a lot of doors but I can see the use case of direct access from both the kitchen and dining room.
I wonder if the utility room should be a fixed frosted window? -
That seems like a lot of doors opening onto the same space but I can see why you might want to open the doors from the kitchen when eating out there. Do you need the door in the utility? Could you have a glazed unit where the bifold is instead?
chrisbmx116
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@gillies
Help me decide on what the optimal arrangement here is.
Currently, there is a solid wall where the bifold is, and a window where the french window is indicated. I don't think that we really need to replace the window with a french window - it feels like one too many doors. My wife is fairly adament but it just feels like an extra cost that we don't really gain much from.
I'd like a window that can open, maybe with some small window seat type arrangement. Anyone got any good examples/inspiration?