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The sense of spaciousness brought by the open kitchen cabinets makes the entire space instantly open and bright. The previously cramped and closed kitchen area is now connected to the living room, forming a large transparent space where people no longer feel depressed. When friends and family gather together, the owner who cooks in the kitchen can easily communicate and interact with the guests in the living room. Cooking is no longer a lonely labor, but a part of social activities. Laughter and joy echo freely in this integrated space.

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The open kitchen, like a fearless pioneer, resolutely abandons the traditional model of the kitchen being confined to an independent room, and boldly integrates into the core area of the large living room, dining room and living room, making the transition between the functional spaces natural and smooth without any obstruction. Although the open kitchen has no obvious physical partitions, it can still be distinguished by ingenious design techniques. For example, using floors with different textures, materials or colors to lay the kitchen and living area can clearly divide the boundaries visually; or creating a unique and creative decorative wall, such as using artistic tiles, special wood boards, etc., naturally separates the kitchen from other spaces, while also adding an artistic atmosphere to the space.

In the diverse landscape of modern home design, open kitchens and semi-open kitchens are gradually becoming the focus of attention. They present unique spatial layouts and functions, bringing different experiences to people’s lives.
The open kitchen, like an innovator who breaks the shackles of tradition, no longer curls up in the corner of a separate room, but bravely enters the center of the large living room, dining room and living room, allowing a smooth transition between various functional areas. Although the open kitchen does not have the rigid boundaries of physical partitions, it can still be visually clearly divided into the kitchen and living areas through clever floor design, such as using floors of different materials or colors; or using unique wall design, such as creating an artistic decorative wall, to naturally distinguish the two spaces.
The semi-open kitchen, on the other hand, has its own unique charm. It does not pursue a completely open and transparent feeling, but chooses a more implicit way of expression. The dining kitchen may be visually separated from the living area by an elegant partition. The partition can be in a variety of forms, from simple glass screens to artistic wooden grilles, which can be flexibly selected according to the overall home style; or the kitchen can be placed in a carefully designed alcove to give the kitchen a private and unique atmosphere. In addition, the kitchen bar, as a design that is both practical and decorative, is often used as a room partition. It not only divides the space, but also provides a great place for people to have a casual meal and communicate and interact.

When we stand at the crossroads of choice and think about whether open cabinets are suitable for us, we need to comprehensively weigh the pros and cons of open and semi-open kitchen living rooms. From the perspective of advantages, they greatly promote communication. Whether it is daily interaction between family members or laughter and joy at friends’ gatherings, they can flow naturally in this coherent space. Freedom of movement has also been unprecedentedly improved. People can move freely between the kitchen, dining room, and living room, and their activities are not restricted by space. At the same time, this open design style often shows a fashionable and atmospheric style, adding unique charm to the home environment. However, they are not perfect. Odor nuisance may become a problem. The smell of oil smoke and food produced during cooking can easily spread throughout the living space; the noise problem cannot be ignored. The operation of kitchen appliances and the collision of pots and pans may break the tranquility of the living room. Moreover, when there is a messy scene in the kitchen, it will be directly exposed to the field of vision due to the lack of shelter, lacking optical protection. Then there is the cost of modernisation, especially for open kitchen cabinets, where prices vary widely depending on size and appliances. A large open kitchen with a cooking island and state-of-the-art appliances often costs far more than a simpler kitchenette, even though installation and wiring are no longer expensive.

There are also many points when considering integrating open or semi-open kitchens into different types of buildings. New buildings usually conform to the concept of open living, and corresponding connections have been reserved in space planning, which provides an inherent advantage for the entry of open kitchens. Due to the restrictions on the upper space caused by the sloping roof, loft apartments need to be particularly cautious when planning and fully consider the rationality of space utilization. Old buildings are often divided into many small rooms. If you want to build an open kitchen, you need to carry out large-scale modernization, which not only requires a lot of effort, but also faces the problem that the layout plan may not be changed at will. In short, for an open kitchen, a space layout that fits the living environment and is reasonably planned is crucial.

There are many challenges in the process of planning open kitchen cabinets. But with the help of a professional kitchen planner, we can provide us with rich design inspiration and help create an ideal kitchen space. From the perspective of the choice of kitchen type, all common kitchen shapes can perfectly adapt to the concept of open living. Among them, the cooking island located in the middle of the room is very popular in modern open design. It is not only the core area of kitchen operation, but also the focus of the living space and the center of people’s communication and interaction.

In an open layout, there are also many ways to install seats. Kitchen counters (i.e. kitchen bars or counters) can be a convenient seating option that can provide dining functions and increase the fashion sense of the space; wall cabinets are cleverly designed to accommodate seats to create unique dining corners; integrated dining tables are perfectly integrated with the kitchen and have a strong integrity; independent dining tables are more flexible and can be freely placed according to needs. There are also many ways to connect the dining area to the kitchen island, such as using the form of kitchen counters to achieve it by adding or extending the work surface; for limited space, using a smaller countertop to expand a small kitchen or kitchen into an L-shape or U-shape is a good solution; kitchen counters can also be installed on the wall, or a large dining table can be placed directly on the cooking island to expand the space. It should be noted that if there is a separate dining area, it should be ensured that the distance between it and the open kitchen should not be too long for easy use.

In an open kitchen, the choice of kitchen appliances is also very particular. When we enjoy leisure time in the living room, the operating noise of kitchen appliances can easily become a distraction. Therefore, it is particularly important to choose quiet and hidden kitchen appliances. The noise level of household appliances can be found on the energy label. The range hood is usually the noisiest device, while the dishwasher is relatively quiet at around 40 decibels. If it has a “mute button”, the noise can be further reduced. The noise of the refrigerator is usually between 30 and 35 decibels, which is relatively mild. In terms of specific appliance selection, you can choose a built-in refrigerator hidden behind the front of the kitchen to avoid bulky upright refrigerators taking up space and affecting the appearance; fully integrated dishwashers have no visible control panel, which can well maintain the overall simplicity of the kitchen; inclined range hoods (head space range hoods) or built-in range hoods can replace chimney range hoods. For cooking islands, integrated stove range hoods with downward range hoods are an excellent choice to avoid the range hood being too obtrusive in the living area.

The design style and color selection of open kitchen are also rich and varied. When planning, some principles need to be adhered to to ensure harmony with the living room. Adhering to a consistent color scheme can create a harmonious and comfortable visual experience; reasonably estimating the orders in the kitchen area to ensure that the budget is controllable; at the same time, preparing sufficient storage space solutions to keep the kitchen clean and orderly.
The open kitchen shows its unique charm in its various forms, whether it is a modern and simple open kitchen, creating a fashionable atmosphere through simple lines and bright colors; or a dark dining kitchen, showing a unique temperament with calm tones; or a country kitchen that incorporates the concept of open living, conveying a sense of warmth with rustic elements, can bring a different style to the home space.