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Would you knock this wall down?
I am renovating a fixer upper and included here pictures from a few different houses that have an identical layout to the one I’m working on. I was pretty set on filling in the sunken floor, and then knocking down the wall to the kitchen and replacing with a counter (not an island) to open it up.
Like most of you, I’m not a fan of the “one huge room” builder grade open concept, and want to avoid that. I think in this case it will make the home feel more spacious and brighter. The only issue is having a small living room that now loses an obvious couch wall.
Thoughts?
u/Legitimate_Ask_5000 — 22 hours ago