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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We recently custom built - no formal Dining room. Imstewd, we have a large “dining area” located between the kitchen and family room - holding a large 8-seat casual dining table and comfy chairs. That’s all we need. No regrets. [/quote] Same. This a flex space that we used for another sitting area. Our kitchen has a table that seats 8. Dining rooms are no longer a given.[/quote] We are talking about homes over 8K sq ft. For that size and price I expect separate formal living/dining areas. It will be a turn off to have a massive open kitchen and a family table I have to clean up each time anyone comes over. Open floor plans are for small homes and apartments, not for luxury homes. In the past wealthy people didn't even allow access to their kitchens to the guests, nobody wanted to see the kitchen or smell it. It's bizarre that we made kitchens into guest hangouts. Who actually likes to hang out in people's kitchens while they cook and clean?[/quote] The "past" was during Jeffferson or Washington's times. The kitchens were outside the homes...completely removed. You that old?[/quote]
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