In a traditional home design, the kitchen is often separated from the living room or dining area by walls, doors, or other barriers. This can make it difficult for people to move around and interact with each other while cooking, eating, or entertaining. An open floor plan eliminates these barriers and creates a more fluid and natural flow between different home areas.
An open floor plan has many advantages. One is that more natural light flows into the kitchen and adjacent areas. With fewer walls and barriers, natural light from windows and skylights can penetrate deeper into the home, creating a brighter and more welcoming atmosphere.
Also, when cooking in an open floor-plan kitchen, you can interact with your guests and family while preparing food. This creates a more relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone, as it eliminates the need for the cook to be isolated in the kitchen while the rest of the group socializes in another room.
Read the full blog post, Open Floor Plan Kitchen Design, at the blog of the Delmarva Design Center.
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