Floor plan ideas

HU-719775923

last year

We are in the process of purchasing a house, its quite dated and needs a new kitchen, wiring and a bit of a redo. I was thinking of knocking the wall down into the dining room for open space.

This is the current floor plan of the property, any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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i-architect
last year
It looks very doable to remove the wall between dining and kitchen to create an open plan space. You could close the door to the kitchen from the wall then and have a bank of units to the wall against the staircase as well. This could alo make up for any storage space you might lose from the run along the separating wall, which you could mostly have as a breakfast bar instead.
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The Living House
last year
Hi HU-719775923, as you are considering creating an open plan space you may find our blog helpful filled with tips. Here is the link if you would like to take read - https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/blog-interior-design-tips/10-design-mistakes-to-avoid-with-an-open-plan-room

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