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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I understand not wanting your kitchen to open to the living room because of noise, but why not the dining room? We have a tiny (12x8) kitchen with 0, and I mean ZERO storage space. There are large windows on 2 walls (so no wall cabinets), an exterior door on one wall, and all of the under cabinet space is taken by appliances. Our 3 person family has no need for a dinning room that holds a 12 person table. What we do need is a pantry. I would rather reclaim some of the dinning room space to expand the kitchen. I'm not going to cover the windows and aside from filling the dining room with hutches, what other reasonable options are there?[/quote] Fine, but what you're talking about is not opening to the di[b]N[/b]ing room, it's taking away the dining room and making a large, eat in kitchen. [/quote]
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