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Kitchen design
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Interesting ideas thanks, at the moment I have a badly designed kitchen small utility room and a closet room, I plan to move closet room to other side of wall back of what is now a garage and remove wall to utility my plan shows the aftermath hence why it’s odd.clw1 said:Could you block up the the door to the understairs cupboard and create access to the space in a different part of the house such as the hallway ? at the moment there are lots of doors so it's a very busy looking space.
Also does the sink need to be under that window ? if it was under the other window or between them you would have more worksurface near the hob for food prep etc.
yes the sink could be moved to other window hadn’t thought about that and yes I could enter the underneath of the stairs from the garage which will eventually be a room.
This is my first experience of planning and I’m not enjoying it at all, it’s always done before I turn up my respect for architects and designers have taken an upward turn!Maybe, just once, someone will call me 'Sir' without adding, 'You're making a scene.'1 -
Kitchen planners will design for free and recoup the cost if the design secures a purchase, simples.travis-powers said:
Interesting ideas thanks, at the moment I have a badly designed kitchen small utility room and a closet room, I plan to move closet room to other side of wall back of what is now a garage and remove wall to utility my plan shows the aftermath hence why it’s odd.clw1 said:Could you block up the the door to the understairs cupboard and create access to the space in a different part of the house such as the hallway ? at the moment there are lots of doors so it's a very busy looking space.
Also does the sink need to be under that window ? if it was under the other window or between them you would have more worksurface near the hob for food prep etc.
yes the sink could be moved to other window hadn’t thought about that and yes I could enter the underneath of the stairs from the garage which will eventually be a room.
This is my first experience of planning and I’m not enjoying it at all, it’s always done before I turn up my respect for architects and designers have taken an upward turn!
Eta: I started last July after my bathrooms were finished, in the full knowledge that it wouldn't happen for a year. Its incredible how quickly time flies!No man is worth crawling on this earth.
So much to read, so little time.0
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