An open-concept layout in which the kitchen, dining and living room are all within direct view of each other can present a number of design challenges. Seen more and more in newly built condos and homes, this architectural style can be used to compensate for a limited amount of floor space by influencing our perception of a property's actual size. There are several ways to maximize the effect of this optical illusion. Optimize your space with either a simple approach or a designer approach.
There’s nothing like an open-concept kitchen for preparing and sharing meals in the company of family and friends. RONAMAG is pleased to present ten innovative open-concept kitchen designs to help you make the most of your home living space.
In Victorian times, the kitchen was often detached from the main house and the dining room was restrictively formal. That would make it tough to enjoy a glass of wine and some spinach dip while keeping an eye on the stove and dishing with friends. Thank God those days are gone!
