Thank you for your answer. The problem is that if you install sliding doors, you will ruin the overa

If it is not separated from the living room, the fumes in the kitchen will pollute the living room for a long time, which will have a greater impact on the living environment and human health in the future. Especially the windows of your kitchen and living room are still a line of transparent, as long as the wind blows, the smoke will definitely enter the living room.

The living room and kitchen are functionally different, and it is best to separate them, if you rarely go to the kitchen, that is, occasionally friends come to the house for dinner, and you don't need to separate them if you do decoration;

From a practical point of view, if the kitchen is not sealed for a long time, the whole room will be covered with oil smoke, which is not suitable for cleaning; Besides, sitting in the living room every day facing the black range hood and the pots and pans of the stove, will you be in a good mood?

Between the kitchen and the dining room and living room, you can make a wine cabinet, partition, and install some glass ornaments according to the overall decoration style of the home, which not only unifies the overall layout of the room, but also reflects the different functional partitions of the room, and takes into account the transparent lighting of the room.

I think you mainly want to solve the impact of kitchen fumes on the living room.

The all-in-one design is for the visual unity and expansion of the living room effect, so the sliding door will indeed have an impact, then buy a strong range hood. There is no oil smoke, so naturally I don't care about the partition.

If there is still a need for space isolation, make a curtain that is easy to disassemble, and hang it directly when needed, and a transparent gauze curtain is better.

The kitchen is equipped with an integrated ceiling and an integrated environmental protection stove, which can minimize the impact of oil smoke on the living room. A friend of mine has used an integrated stove for almost two years, and there is still no trace of oil smoke pollution in the kitchen.

In fact, if you really don't want to get it, you can get a screen or roller blind, buy one that fits the feeling of your home OK pull.