Kitchen pantry floor plan

For this week’s post, I’m sharing an i solated kitchen floor plan from a Floor Plan Review . I’ll start by pointing out what’s not working , and then show a sketch to illustrate how the kitchen design can be improved with minor modifications . Let’s get started!

The last blog in our recap of the Kitchen and Bath IBS presentation is for Move-Up and Luxury buyers. It can be tempting to say that the two are very similar. Indeed, modern technology has helped blur the lines between Move-Up and Luxury to some extent. But there are quite a few fundamental differences between

Have you ever wondered about the design processes where a poorly designed, dated space gets turned into something remarkable? It seems like we are often drawn to transformation stories, in all shapes and forms. There is something inherently rewarding in seeing beauty emerge from something that has lost its appeal.

In my many years as a custom home designer, spatial design and floor plan trends aren’t lost on me. What’s interesting about the whole process is that they are client driven. Of course there are lot’s of outside influences that direct clients in establishing what they want to include in the design of their custom homes, but in the end they are the ones making the final decisions. That’s pretty powerful when you think about it. What other industry bends to the will of the customer?

KITCHEN DESIGN - MOUNT VALLEY PROJECT When we got the plans for the Mount Valley Project , we immediately started trouble shooting, going from room to room to identify any potential problems with the floor plan. Because it is a semi-custom build, we needed to especially be judicious with any prop

FOR A MORE SIMPLE OUTLOOK -Layout with walk in pantry & laundry room, but other side of kitchen would be open to living room