To island or not to island, Kitchen living dilemma

Hyunji Jeong

6 years ago

Hi,

I'm in the process of designing my kitchen/dining room, the room is 6mx5m.

I feel the island may make the room too cluttered and only allows us a small dining table in the corner.

Should I lose the island and if so how should I arrange the room?

Thanks in advance for any advice ;)

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Kerry Bryan Interiors
6 years ago
There will be plenty of room for you to have an Island within your Kitchen / Diner. I would possibly look into a maneuverable island rather than a fitted, to ensure that you have ample space should you cater to more than 6 guests. (I've attached a Layout).

Should you need help with your design/layout, feel free to get in contact.

Kerry
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