Before and after a kitchen and how to gain square footage

Good morning, we really wanted to show this reform and how thanks to it the square meters of the apartment have multiplied. Apart from the aesthetic changes, the decision to integrate the kitchen into the dining room and living room makes the light flow much better and the space larger. 

Here you have the before and after plan of the house so you can better see the changes and how a complete redistribution of the entire space was made. Images are from Cates Hill's blog. 

The before and after of cooking

In the plan you can see how the kitchen goes from an L-shaped distribution to a single front to be better integrated. This change, although it makes us lose furniture, is always a success if you are looking for more suitable solutions for drawers, drawers and furniture. 

In addition, we can play in the dining area with a sideboard or display case to organize the kitchenware. Even a shelf with plates and glasses or some food jars is a great idea to add a touch of style to the decoration and have everything at hand. 

How to gain square footage

Bad smells, the noise of household appliances... We know the inconveniences when planning and betting on a home renovation that connects several spaces by heart. The reality is that with this type of distribution, you gain in light, square meters and a sense of space. 

In this case, by opting for gray, which integrates very well with the rest of the Nordic-style furniture, the transition is much easier. 

Here are some ideas of miv interiores to achieve a similar style in your home or to achieve extra space in the kitchen with auxiliary furniture, a solution that we overlooked and usually works perfectly.

1. Malta   screen 2. Sara  armchair 3. Dax chair in white  4. Buk white dining table

5. Round cutting board in marble  6. Jena bookshelf

Do you like to integrate the kitchen into the living room or better separate rooms? Tell us!