‘Open-plan living’ has been one of the most popular phrases in interior design over the last few years. A multi-functional, social, light-filled space that can be enjoyed by the whole family is, understandably, something that many people are looking for when they come to refurbish or redesign their kitchens. Here are some tips about things you might consider if you are looking to convert to an open plan kitchen:
Adding an island to the kitchen design can really help the flow of an open plan room. It gives you the option of adding appliances into it in order to maximise the efficiency of the space between the ‘working triangle’ of the most used appliances in the kitchen.
An island could also incorporate an informal seating area where the kids can get on with their homework, or you can sit and have a coffee, meaning you can spend more time together.
Think about the amount of storage you need. Do you need wall cupboards? If not, a low-level kitchen can look great and adds to the feeling of space.
Adding an island to the kitchen design can really help the flow of an open plan room. It gives you the option of adding appliances into it in order to maximise the efficiency of the space between the ‘working triangle’ of the most used appliances in the kitchen.
An island could also incorporate an informal seating area where the kids can get on with their homework, or you can sit and have a coffee, meaning you can spend more time together.
Think about the amount of storage you need. Do you need wall cupboards? If not, a low-level kitchen can look great and adds to the feeling of space.
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