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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is that the kitchen in the bottom right corner?
Smash the wall between the kitchen and the dining room (if it's not load-bearing, it's better to go upstairs and downstairs to inquire) and block the door from the kitchen to the second bedroom.
If the door of the whole kitchen can be expanded into a sliding door, or a hinged sliding door. The stove is spread in the northeast corner. There is a dining table against the wall in the southeast, which is enough for a family of three.
The refrigerator can be thrown at the door of the second bedroom, and the wall can be made with a layer of bricks, so that it can be recessed into a piece to save a little space... I really can't let it go, so throw it in the living room.
It can be put down completely, and the basin mouth is 7 to 8 cm inward to the wall, and it is no problem.
ya, is too small. Find a good cabinet company to come up with a plan.
The kitchen is only a little small, but it is adequate.
If you use wood or gypsum board to make the ceiling appear to be less space, there is a membrane material that is more suitable for your small living room, what are the specific needs, keep in touch.
Only the door sleeve can be wrapped, and the sliding door can be installed later.