Dining/living/kitchen arrangement in an open space floor plan
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Comments (21)Okay - did the corrections and think I have a close approximation of your space. Each block represents 1 foot. The gray area is the space needed around the island for walking with people seated - should be clear of furniture. Can you take a picture of the full wall where the fireplace and tv nook are - not sure I got their placements right. Do you plan on using the tv nook for the TV? How did you envision the living/seating areas when you designed the kitchen? How many people need to be seated - do you need a dining space and how many people need to sit at the dining table or are you just using the island for meals?...See MoreHELP: Open plan living, dining & kitchen
Comments (4)That looks like a great apartment! Agree the floor plan as shown makes little sense (TV in the middle of the room??). And not sure you need two tables and counter seating. Do you need a TV? You could do a TV area facing the wall of bedroom 2, a dining area where the breakfast table is and a lounge area facing the balcony (where the couches are on the floor plan - but facing the view)....See MoreHELP: Interior design for open plan living kitchen and dining
Comments (2)So I'm moving into a new apartment and it has a massive long living space that flows pass the kitchen and onto the balcony. I am having trouble envisioning what to do with all the space as the last tenants did not have much furniture there. I would like a nice dining table and a cosy TV living area but because of window placements im not sure where everything should go. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED...See MoreHelp with open concept living/dining/kitchen space in a long L shape
Comments (3)The kitchen counter can actually have bar chairs and I would like to do that if space allows. The current owner had the sectional right up to the kitchen counter and I do NOT want to do that. Where is a better place for the tv than over the fireplace or should I keep it there? See pictures and dimensions of my sectional that I will use in the space....See MoreRelated Professionals
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