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Comments (21)A 38" aisle between island and perimeter counters is too narrow. 42" should be the minimum and that's if you're a 1 person kitchen meaning only one of you cooks at a time. If you have helpers, you ideally need 48" of aisle space. And no the island across from the island is poor design because the island acts as a barrier betwen the sink and the fridge. Ideal layout is you take food out of the fridge, bring it to the sink to wash, prep between sink and stove and then cook at stove. Your layout ideally should follow that arrangement....See MoreG shaped kitchen layout feedback needed
Comments (36)@WestCoast Hopeful well broken plan is a new trend - just like an open plan was some time ago- only time will tell if it is here to stay . In our family the dinners are special so we wanted the dining room to feel separated . We have full time jobs and cook - so honestly the kitchen is never free of clutter which we want to hide . On the other hand we want to keep an eye on a child wile cooking. Most of my friends who have open plans are partially closing their open spaces . We still need to work on our plan though, but most of the custom homes post 2021 have broken plans...See Morefirst floor/kitchen layout feedback
Comments (24)"... some in geriatric medicine argue that the health (both physical and mental) benefits of stairs actually outweigh any perceived risks to seniors." HOWEVER, if someone ends up needing a walker or wheelchair, they are often forced to move b/c they can no longer function in their home. This is a home with 5 bedrooms upstairs. If they want to keep using the upstairs bedrooms until they no longer can, they have that option. I would not stop planning for first-floor living. (First-floor master suites add value to a home, btw.)...See More13 foot wide kitchen layout feedback
Comments (5)Hi, Sarah. I'm glad you're back. This plan extends the kitchen into the dining area and opens up the wall between the kitchen and the light green area (i assume is a family room type space). This layout with refrigerator - dishwasher - sink - prep space - range in a continuous L with an island is super functional. Ideal, IMO. Note: I planned for pantry storage under the stairs and moved the dining room back to the area next to the living room. And open the staircase on both sides like this so there's more relation between the two spaces........See MoreRelated Professionals
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