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Open floor house plans are in style, and we don't see them going anywhere any time soon. Among its many virtues, the open floor plan instantly makes a home feel bright, airy, and large. This design allows for an enlarged living space where guests in the kitchen, living room, dining room, and even the sun room can all engage in conversation.
Photo of a mid-sized midcentury kitchen/dining combo in San Francisco with white walls, dark hardwood floors and a tile fireplace surround. Large contemporary living room in San Francisco with dark hardwood floors, a standard fireplace, white walls and brown floor. Tucked away to the rear of the home, the private master suite boasts a walk-in closet, dual sinks, soaking tub, and modern shower.
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Brings families together – The open view in these living spaces allows families to converse and spend time together even when doing different activities. If you're not instantly charmed by the stone exterior, just wait until you step inside. The foyer spills into a central living room, which flows into all the primary hubs of the house. It's open-concept with a few walls added to maximize kitchen cabinet space (a welcome home for all of Grandma's casserole dishes).
For instance, using a variety of finishes and materials for the walls can help separate the different spaces in the room while using the same colour scheme throughout can help keep them coordinated. When combining a living room, dining room and kitchen, one of the essential requirements is a well organised kitchen. The kitchen cannot be a messy space as it can be seen by visitors to the house.
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For smaller spaces, you can still have a kitchen island, but smaller, just like this example. It uses a narrower kitchen island to compensate for the small space. Gothic style kitchens don’t often use open plan, but this one does.
Ceilings were raised and kept intact by installing custom metal collar ties. Hickory cabinets were selected to provide a rustic vibe in the kitchen. Dark Silestone countertops with a leather finish create a harmonious connection with the contemporary family areas. A modern fireplace and gorgeous chrome chandelier are striking focal points against the cobalt blue accent walls. On the second floor you’ll be impressed with the large master bedroom, which includes a chic bathroom and two walk-in closets. Just steps away from the master suite is the laundry space and an additional bedroom or flex room.
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You’ll appreciate the generous space offered on the lower level for family room entertainment, as well as the ample bedrooms all located on the second story. The master suite is off to the right and has access to the immense patio out back that is just perfect for lounging. There is a spiral staircase that leads you up to the 2nd floor, where two more bedrooms as well as a Jack and Jill bathroom await. This house plan will definitely make you feel like you’re living your own fairytale.
The walk-through nature of ranch designs allows them to seem a lot larger than they actually are, and are easily customized. The owners of this traditional rambler in Reston wanted to open up their main living areas to create a more contemporary feel in their home. Walls were removed from the previously compartmentalized kitchen and living rooms.
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Inspiration for a mid-sized mediterranean open concept living room in London with white walls, ceramic floors and a freestanding tv. In these photos you can see the entryway, living room, and dining room which were originally one big open space. Having a little alone time while cooking is something my husband and I highly value at times.
The master suite is located on the right side of the house and includes a bathroom and walk-in closet. Made in the contemporary style with Northwestern influences, this two-story open floor plan is sure to catch your eye. As you make your way through the foyer, the first room you’ll encounter is the spacious, fireplace-warmed great room and dining area, enhanced with views and access to the outdoor covered deck. This area moves into the large kitchen that boasts an eat-in bar and generous walk-in pantry. There is a full bathroom on this level as well as space for a home office or den. A Prairie style house plan that provides ample space for outdoor dining and entertaining!
They are the “Montgomery Counterstool” in the aged driftwood oak and linen finish. The entryway should always set the tone for the rest of the home. This space uses a mixture of textures and neutral color, which can also be found in other rooms of the house.
As soon as you enter this house, you’ll be immersed in the great room and dining area that include beautiful vaulted ceilings. Straight ahead you can access the screened porch (with skylights!) and continue on to the generous patio space. The kitchen includes a kitchenette wet bar and a powder room off to the side.
The first-floor dining, kitchen, and great room are enhanced by plenty of natural light and spacious nine foot ceilings. Craftsman details make this home appealing from the outside, as well as the inside. With 1,339 sq ft, you’ll have plenty of ways to use all the available space that this design offers. Two bedrooms are located on the left side of the house as you enter, and on your right is an extra space ideal for a den or office. Continue through and you’ll be greeted with the open kitchen, dining, and family area with access to the rear patio (check out these budget-friendly patio decor tips from HGTV).
Natural light is plentiful in this area of the house thanks to the skylights installed above the porch. On the other side of the great room is space for two bedrooms and a bathroom. What else can we say but WOW to this extraordinary open home plan! Once you get inside this house design, you’ll find yourself in the foyer that leads into a spacious living room that flows into the dining space.
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Using laminated modular cabinets, this modern open plan kitchen space was able to efficiently combine the dining area and the kitchen into one small space. One side of the U-shaped kitchen counters doubled as a bar counter that separates the kitchen from the small dining space. This modern kitchen integrates the dining area into the plan with a unique approach. Usually, the dining area in open plan kitchens are made to be visually separated from the kitchen, but in this design, the dining area seems to be part of the kitchen instead. This was achieved because instead of placing the dining area in front of the island counter, it was placed right beside it instead. Those whole like the idea of extra counter space that doubles as a dining area would love kitchen islands, but not everyone has enough space for it.
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