open space o no?

vor 6 Jahren

ciao a tutti,sto' facendo casa e vorrei un consiglio su come disporre la cucina ed il salotto.Questa è la piantina. Grazie

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PRO
Studio Zetarredamenti
vor 6 Jahren
Ciao Cristina, in primis ti consiglierei di ripensare la posizione della colonna frigo, si potrebbero girare le basi, creando una sorta di bancone che faccia anche da piano snack o per la colazione. Si potrebbe dare maggiore personalizzazione alla cucina creando una zona colonne composta da frigo, forno e dispensa nella patetica adiacente al locale ripostiglio. In sala si potrebbe mettere in evidenza il camino e la TV posizionando il divano in modo da vederli entrambi.
Questi sono alcuni consigli basilari, se servissero altri dettagli si potrebbe realizzare un progetto più dettagliato.
PRO
Spazi per abitare
vor 6 Jahren
Buonasera Cristina, complimenti ha un bellissimo spazio! Si può ricavare un piano terra decisamente meglio distribuito e più funzionale, serve però un progetto. Difficile dare consigli quando le componenti da valutare sono così tante!

Le consiglio di cercare un professionista qui su Houzz che sia nella Sua zona, guardare i progetti nei profili e poi contattarne alcuni per farsi fare un preventivo per la progettazione.

In bocca a lupo!

:-)
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Cristina
Ursprünglicher Verfasser
vor 6 Jahren
grazie per i consigli!
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vor 6 Jahren
Buonasera Cristina. Concordo con Spazi per abitare: gli spazi sono molto belli e non ottimizzati.

Il camino merita attenzione e facilita la conversazione, alle spalle del divano è sprecato. Il piano cottura e il lavello andrebbero separati per essere più comodi.

Anch'io le consiglio di farsi fare un progetto ad oc: adesso che è in costruzione è possibile farsi predisporre pareti ed impianti su misura delle sue esigenze.

Se lo desidera mi può contattare privatamente per un preventivo.

Buona casa.

Maria Federica Negro di Lifting House di Reggio Emilia

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