Open kitchen: regret or the ultimate experience?

If the room allows it, the island is actually always the more practical option, because everything can be reached in 2 ways ;).

Alternative: Both... depending on preference.

Sliding doors do not replace an open design.

... can be a good compromise, however.

I would like a kitchen with a dining table next to it.


You go to the left behind the kitchen into the pantry, 2nd sink etc. or utility room. The distances are very short.

Sliding doors do not replace an open design.

That's no problem, the example is great. It shows: A large possible opening can meet the desire for a communicative unit of kitchen and dining area and at the same time the desire for an enclosed room.