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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] di[b]N[/b]ing [/quote] :oops: and I did it twice. So a barely functional kitchen + too much dining room is favorable to an open eat in kitchen with no "formal" dining room? We aren't a formal anything family, btw. We have no plans of moving so hard to factor in 2040 resale value. I thought we could manage with a small kitchen, but no storage is a real issue. I can't imagine what we will do when our son becomes a hungry teen. Would you push the kitchen wall back but keep them closed off? Convert some of the dining space to a pantry? The back yard is accessible from the living room as well so we could convert the door to a window or use that space for cabinets, but seems silly. I am really trying to avoid an addition as the answer since we technically have enough space inside, we just need to reconfigure it.[/quote]
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