When Kitchen Meets Dining Room

For a perfect combination, mix one part kitchen with spaces for both indoor and outdoor dining
by Charles Miller

This article discusses the distinguishing attributes of a combination kitchen/dining room in an Oregon home, including a location that is in the middle of family activity, flexible spaces for related activities, well-organized storage, and an easy connection to the outdoors.

From Fine Homebuilding 151 (Kitchens & Baths), pp. 48-51
November 1, 2002

Related Topics:
Interior Design | Dining Rooms | Kitchens | Architecture and Design
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