Merged kitchen-living room ideal for small house
Posted by Sinks on 27th Jun 2017
Merging the kitchen and living room into one is a top tip for maximising light and space, according to interior design experts.HousetoHome.co.uk claimed that small houses or flats are best served by an open-plan kitchen and living area, where people can work at appliances without facing a wall. Kitchens are of late taking an increasingly important role in the home, as traditional dining rooms are usurped by an appetite for a more casual open plan cooking and eating space.And combing the kitchen with a living room is said to provide similar benefits, adding an instant sense of spaciousness especially if lighting and colour schemes are handled carefully.The site explained the benefits of a neutral colour scheme, which allows one area to flow interrupted into another.Meanwhile the use of a breakfast bar and stools as a compact eating spot is advised where space is of the essence, with countertop savings allowing more space for generously-sized kitchen sinks and taps.