For us, the table would be too small. Barely 4 seats.
Just get rid of the pantry and plan a large peninsula instead of an island or at least cupboards instead of a pantry
First of all, thank you very much for the opinions. I have now designed the kitchen without a pantry and island. Why is the partition wall wrong if I have the couch with TV behind it? I don't want to sit in the kitchen/dining area or have a full view in there.Your open plan measurements don't fit at the front and back. [ATTACH alt="hbforum1.jpg"]69428[/ATTACH] The kitchen is too dark, too long, too big for a 135m2 bungalow. Even if you leave out the unnecessary pantry and pull the living room wall straight across, it is still too much kitchen. The living room door should better open into the hallway, it is oversized for a 135m2 bungalow, you should have at least 250cm of wall to the left of the door, a bit more would be better. The terrace door needs to move further to the right on the plan, the partition wall at 5m is completely in the wrong place. Instead of the pantry, place 4 x 60cm tall cabinets on the back side in the hallway area, leave out the storage room, enlarge the wardrobe and/or enlarge the utility room for a better laundry area, something many forget or would rather have a 60m2 open plan area and the washing machine is squeezed into some dark corner.
: The requirements are still manageable so far, so everything is still possible here.
Please create a list of wishes/requirements.
True, with an island there wouldn't have been enough space for a table. I have removed the islandbecause the table is against the wall? you have to move the wall
And how long is this distance?The plot is on average 28m wide and 40m deep (building line 15m deep)