Help with kitchen layout
heloanand
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
Just trying to find the best layout, any suggestions. i have also atached a render for one of the design
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Davincicalbourne
2 years ago
Kate
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Help with weird kitchen layout
Comments (32)typical dogs breakfast Queenslander! I would make the entrance into the current bedroom 1 and turn current entrance/lounge into main bedroom with sunroom where current entrance is...nice place to relax with doors open. Then I would knock the wall down between the kitchen and current bedroom 1 to make one large room from front to back and put the kitchen along the wall against current bedroom 4 with long bench with dining area one end and open plan lounge at other end. I would wall off bedroom 4 and only be able to enter it from lounge. another door in lounge to enter remains of bedroom 4 which I would convert to laundry and then entry to bathroom. Block current doors from kitchen into bedroom 1 and bedroom 4/bathroom. Either block door between bedrooms 3 or take wall down to make one big room. Scuttle outdoor bathroom/toilet to make one long outdoor area that opens up from kitchen dining area. Probably put a skylight in kitchen area too....See MoreHelp with kitchen layout
Comments (18)keeping the original island without the french doors would be OK but wastes a lot of space with awkward walkways, especially the very narrow walkway between the stove and island or you can have a bit more space in that walkway but the island would have to be too narrow to have any stools..this arrangement moves the stove out of it's old position or keeping the stove in the original position would mean shortening the island 60cms and the walkways would be more cluttered and this arrangement doesn't allow space for a dining table (and the family room) and ignores the porch, storeroom and laundry for future kitchen expansion unless this kitchen was also temporary if you decide to consider yesterday's suggestion with the dining table a moveable bench not fixed banquette will fit better and allows for the table and chairs to be rearranged, moved into the dining area or out on the deck for big occasions but if there must be an island please advise essential items that you need in a kitchen and i'll attempt to fit them in..you said that you want a side by side fridge but what width, depth and height, what about microwave, preferred stove..cooktop and wall or under bench oven, style and size of sinks and any unusual kitchen equipment needing special storage...See MoreHelp with Kitchen layout
Comments (13)Hi Christian From the look of the layout, it appears some previous works have been done to your home and compromised the location and sizes of rooms. Walking through a dining to get to a bedroom, walking through a laundry/bath to get to the toilet, dysfunctional living area etc are all pointers. I've knocked up some changes which are more than you had asked about but would give you some direction with which to work long term. They give a little bit better flow and would (in my opinion) eliminate the odd locations. There are plenty of variations on this ie location of rooms, location of kitchen. Cheers...See MoreHelp! Kitchen layout dilemma
Comments (24)Annette, Have a look at this. Not having dimensions is tricky but if something like this will work all well and good. The important things are to ensure the toilet has light and ventilation. That the doors from garage into kitchen is not a zig zag course. Use a glazed door for the laundry, That there is benching of at least 1200 to 1500 beside cooktop and sink. In this plan the fridge has lots of breathing space and pantry can become an extra work space if you need it. As long as the doors are out of the traffic way. BUT as I say without the measurements...... If the door hall to laundry (at top) would work for you then the fridge could back into the doorway at end of island but the trip around would be further with shopping from the car.+ - ? I hope this helps and note to others: work out ALL the details before getting to framing. Frame is easy to move but further on it is more difficult to rearrange. Good Luck, Margot...See Moreheloanand
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2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoKate
2 years agoheloanand
2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago@Kate lounge is 4800mm long currently thats including the Tv cabinet 400mm, so really 4400, not sure thats enought, as we have to pass through the louge to get to alfresco, outside, powder room, laundry, stairs to upstairs, a bedroom etcc. so its a heavy traffic area. With the L shape kitchen i can get the lounge to 5600mm includes the tv cabinet
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