Need help for kitchen layout please!
Hi experts, I bought a terrace, got a builder to do what I need. But I'm pretty stuck with the kitchen and helper's room. The helper's room is taking up half the back area, with 3 pillars right in the middle of the area. Any idea to make it smaller N incorporate an island, cabinets, fridge and sink into the dry kitchen. A basin, stove, washing machine, dryer into the wet kitchen. Plus need to extend the toilet cause it's really tiny now. Appreciate any input.
*The kitchen cabinets has been plotted at the side. But I'm open to changes. Thank you!
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Rhonda Soh
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Charlene O
6 years agoHi Rhonda,
i also recently redid my terrace and installed a wet and dry island in my kitchen. As for your floor plan, if you're willing to consider tearing down the maid's room and moving it to the back, it will free up a lot of space for your dry kitchen/dining area. A bit unconventional, but you can also install the island in between the 2 pillars that are in the center. You can then install pot racks or wine glass holders on top of your island.
Enjoy the journey and keep calm. :)
Charlene
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