Closed plan kitchen design

Think everyone loves the open kitchen floor plan? Nope! For some, closed kitchens are much preferred. See why open kitchens are getting less love these days.

POLL: Open vs closed floor plan for kitchen/living room area? Which do you prefer and why? Open layout - kitchen & living area combine into single space Closed Layout - kitchen & living room kept separate.

The most time-consuming house project we've taken on so far (and we haven't even really started the bulk of the project yet) has been deciding on a kitchen layout! The first time we walked through

Architect: Wade Davis Design Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch Photography Originally the hope was to open up the wall between the kitchen and dining room but,

Gather & Savor Kitchen 📍 Cortlandt Manor NY Client Vision The client's vision was to unify the kitchen space with the adjoining living area to invite the family into the kitchen. Addressing specific storage needs for everyday use, as well as special occasions was also a high priority. Function and Flow Personalization is vital when planning the layout and circulation for a new kitchen. The designer worked closely with the homeowner to make certain the new layout flowed and functioned…

Open concept kitchens get all the glory these days and many of our remodeling designs feature this type of layout, but there are some situations where a closed kitchen is a better option.

Try Fun Santos - A detailed, top-down floor plan of a kitchen with an attached dining counter. The plan includes precise dimensions in meters. Key Features: • Plan View: The image shows a bird's-eye view, clearly illustrating the layout of the kitchen and dining area. • Detailed Layout: The plan shows the placement of kitchen appliances (sink, stovetop, refrigerator), countertops, and a dining counter with seating. • Precise Dimensions: Numerous dimensions are marked in meters (m)…

Open-plan kitchens may be all the rage, but one writer finds their flaws. They may boost property values, but a closed-off kitchen can save you some dough.

When Jessie of Cape 27 Blog and her family got their new home, they got right to work on renovations. Just two months after moving in they were making big updates, including opening up this kitchen that was closed off from the rest of the house. Take a look at what they did. They started by tearing down the wall that separated the kitchen from the rest of the living space. They also removed a bar-height counter that created another barrier to the kitchen.

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