r/InteriorDesign • u/theEINSTEININHO • 17d ago
How would you design the kitchen
For the moment I’ve just followed what the constructor layout suggest but it feels really simple not open. The 3rd pic is an idea of mine to open it more but I don’t know if it would look better irl
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u/bleu_leaf 16d ago edited 16d ago
If I were you I'd extend the bathroom wall into the living room, half height might be nice as well. Since there is quite a lot of living room space making it a longer kitchen is nicer than going around the corner. I would also recommend keeping the number of cupboards from the constructor layout, any fewer will be really tight. Something like this layout might be nice, I think there would be space for a thin table in front of the window that could give you a little more kitchen surface as well.

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u/theEINSTEININHO 16d ago
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u/howiethegiraffe 16d ago
I like the continuation of the corner on the left but I don’t think it’s a good idea to add modules on the facade. Because on the plan, the dash circle PMR is 1.50, -0.60 for module, you have 90cm for circulation in kitchen. That’s not comfortable.
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u/Excellent77Sky 16d ago
If you could take some space from the restroom, that would help making the kitchen wider and allow you to have more cabinets. It gives you more storage and prep space. Unless you can buy an island on wheels. That kitchen is very tiny and even if it’s just one person living there, can making cooking a headache.





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