Kitchen layout help
We have recently moved into a new house where they have had a side extension done, but the old structural walls are still in place.
Without having to make any structural changes, how would you layout a new kitchen? it just isnt working for us at the moment, the island is huge (it does have cuboard space underneath though) and it feels as though the side extension is just a corridor and therefore not adding anything. we are thinking of getting rid of the door from the dining room to the kitchen, and turning it into a window so we still get the light, but strugging on how to design the layout better! Would love to be able to fit a dining table in there along with a breakfast bar or island, but not sure this will be possible. any suggestions?!
Thank you!
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last yearah I see! Would it work to change the direction of the island? So it starts right on the main doorway into the kitchen and still wraps around the structural wall? Would that free you up with enough space for a a table near the outside doors?
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