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‎05-22-2024 12:58 PM
Hmmm, while we do have that "opening" between the kitchen and the dining room, I have never passed food through it. ![]()
‎05-22-2024 01:29 PM
@cuddlesmama wrote:The reason I asked is because my husband and I are moving and we saw a house that was built in 2001 and had this look and I didn't like it at all and was wondering what your Ladie's opinion would be about this look. I would love to close up that wall and have more wall space. The kitchen is very long and soo is that opening. Thanks everyone.
@cuddlesmama The opening is long? It should be something like a hole in the wall that has been refined with a cabinet underneath and living/dining or great room on the other side. I never heard of a pass-through being long. How does that work?
‎05-22-2024 03:17 PM
@cuddlesmama wrote:The reason I asked is because my husband and I are moving and we saw a house that was built in 2001 and had this look and I didn't like it at all and was wondering what your Ladie's opinion would be about this look. I would love to close up that wall and have more wall space. The kitchen is very long and soo is that opening. Thanks everyone.
Are you sure it's not just an opening for light?
‎05-23-2024 03:27 PM
@Nonametoday wrote:
@ECBG wrote:I have never been in a home that had one!
@ECBG That is hard for me to believe that you graduated from the school of architecture with a 5-year-degree in interior design and you have never seen a pass-through from kitchen to great room/dining room or living room?
@Nonametoday You mis-read. She didn't say she's never seen one. She stated she's never been in a home that had one. I haven't either.
‎05-23-2024 03:31 PM
@I am still oxox wrote:I am not sure of the difference between a pass through and an island
@I am still oxox An island is something you can walk around completely.
If it's attached to a wall on at least one side, it's not an island.
A pass-through is kind of like a large window cut out of the wall.
‎05-23-2024 03:54 PM
No, it would remind me of a diner with a window like that to pass food through.
‎05-28-2024 05:32 PM - edited ‎05-28-2024 06:05 PM
I don't think I'd like a pass through to my living room. To a family room, dining room, or sunroom would be ok.
We have a sunroom off our kitchen. The kitchen window was removed so there's an opening there. It's not a pass through though.
When we remodeled our kitchen many years ago, we knocked out half the wall that separated and closed off the kitchen from the dining room. I like the open space of the kitchen and dining area much better now.
‎05-28-2024 05:48 PM
In my first apartment right out of college back in 1976 there was a pass through window from the kitchen.
I wouldn't want one today.
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