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What do you think of my kitchen design?
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As you do now have a 'spare' wall, then thats where you need an eating area, with either breakfast bar, or small table.
Agree a dishwasher (not that ours ever got used).
& don't forget the water supply, assuming the fridge (& it is a MUST HAVE as far as I'm concerned!!) is ice/water dispensing.
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Where is your dishwasher?
The space where the dishwasher is going can be seen on the second pic, third cab along.
The wall you cant see does have a breakfast bar there at the mo but its going.
Kitchen installer said they will run a water pipe under the floor to the fridge.
tbh the cabinets where the sink/dishwasher i want a false drawer but you cant show that on the program, although im told you can specify this when ordering.
Will post up a detailed floor plan later along with pictures of current setup......this is turning into hell sooooo difficult designing this sort of thing0 -
jonnywells wrote: »
Will post up a detailed floor plan later along with pictures of current setup......this is turning into hell sooooo difficult designing this sort of thing
But a lot less hassle, than getting it wrong, when you're fitting it!!
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Agree a dishwasher (not that ours ever got used).
& don't forget the water supply, assuming the fridge (& it is a MUST HAVE as far as I'm concerned!!) is ice/water dispensing.
Yes for the dishwasher, but would not waste money on the ice/water dispensing
Put the rad beneath the breakfast bar , or
Leave the rad alone and put the breakfast bar above :rotfl:
Would give better access ???
I put my breakfast bar in front of window ( where the sink trad. goes)
would rather take time over breakfast , looking over garden and rush washing up.
Sink was crammed into corner ....... if it does not go into dishwasher , stays dirty!0 -
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Your plans are great . I mean . its easy now to follow the ideas.
What about moving first wall cupboard on left of door to the diagonally opp. corner ,
seems an ideal space for cupboard.
And no its not a contradiction of my first post , the window is a lot closer .0 -
What about moving first wall cupboard on left of door to the diagonally opp. corner ,
seems an ideal space for cupboard.
Not sure what you mean
This is what the kitchen looks like atm
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/7634/p1000139s.jpg
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/1874/p1000140m.jpg
http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/2243/p1000141q.jpg
Here is a floor plan of "kitchen mk3"
http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/1425/37730588.jpg0 -
Now I am about to upset you .
I like the kitchen as it is ,
The open shelving is better than 'my' corner cupboard
Leave everything alone. just run a work top/ breakfast bar along wall and return over rad. Then move rad under long run of work top
Support breakfast bar with base units ( only ) to the right end . Breakfast 'pole' to the left
clear as mud:rotfl:0
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