Open plan kitchen design

[allthebestplease]

Which design do you think works best?

We are thinking having the back wall sliding glass doors, or half the wall sliding glass doors. No other windows possible.

[allthebestplease]

Two more designs.

[allthebestplease]

We don't have a huge budget, the second image with kitchen in the left corner would mean having the utilities still in the same place.
We will need to put an rsj in.

[Nospringflower]

I prefer the first design although it does make the kitchen space more enclosed.

[OnePlanOnHouzz]

The walkways you have are a bit on the small side in both drawings.

[OnePlanOnHouzz]

*Both = all ! Sorry - typo !

[mnpeasantry]

Option 3 for me

[Aftershock15]

I can't work out how big your room is, but we have a similar shape room and have kitchen in the corner bit like picture 4 but with a similar L shaped island in front with the hob on and lots of prep space, and a breakfast bar pointing into the room. One arm is dining and one living area. Ours is a big room though. Might not work in your space, but I love it. Means I can see everything in the room while I potter about.

[allthebestplease]

The space is just over 6m by 6m and the L shape cuts into it.

[allthebestplease]

I'm thinking 4 is best but worry it make the living area with sofas dark. But I guess good lighting will help.

[321zerobaby]

I dont think there would be enough cupboards for me in the first design, or do you have a utility room? I like the run of units along the right hand side design the best (design 2?)

[allthebestplease]

Design 2 does give more kitchen space, its similar to my old house set up. Hard to decide 😊

[allthebestplease]

We don't have a utility room (wish), but do have a separate lounge.

The open plan kitchen area will incorporate the present dining room and kitchen.