How big is this area

9 years ago

Hi, I'm about to create a very similar space but I'm concerned the area I have isn't big enough to pull off the 'open plan' look I want.
With your layout being so very similar I wondered what the sizes/proportions were so I could compare?

Thanks!

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9 years ago
Hi

I am very sorry not to have replied quicker. This space is approx. 42.5 sq m. It includes a kitchen, dining and living space. I have attached a simple layout plan with some dimensions which I hope will be of help. If you need further assistance please contact our company Architect Your Home and arrange a design consultation with one of our architects.
kind regards
Jude
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