Closed floor plan kitchen

Think everyone loves the open kitchen floor plan? Nope! For some, closed kitchens are much preferred. See why open kitchens are getting less love these days.

If you prefer some separation between your living, dining room, and kitchen, these house plans are for you. We love these not-so-open floor plans.

We’ve always figured ourselves for “open floor plan people”. I mean, open floor plans are great for many reasons…. They’re open, airy, and offer increased visibility …

HGTV presents a lake cottage's large gray and white kitchen, featuring an open floor plan that allows hosts and guests to mingle feely between rooms.

Is changing a closed kitchen to an open plan one worth the expense? We asked the experts to compare open vs closed kitchens for modern living

Open-plan kitchens may be all the rage, but one writer finds their flaws. They may boost property values, but a closed-off kitchen can save you some dough.

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Living and keeping rooms and master suite with dressing area.

NAHB Lighthouse Award – Allison Ramsey Architects

Disappearing between courses may sound anti-social, but your own private cook space is priceless when it comes to prepping meals and making a design statement without worrying about other rooms. Here's one writer's ode to her closed kitchen.

Find your dream Southern style house plan such as Plan 12-434 which is a 2261 sq ft, 4 bed, 2 bath home with 2 garage stalls from Monster House Plans.

Open-concept kitchens and living rooms may be trending now, but they’re not exactly new: the idea started to enter the scene all the way back in the 1970s. And while there’s a lot to love about open concept life—more gathering space for big families, a sizable cook space, plus being able to use the kitchen but still watch TV or engage in conversation, to start—some people might find that after a while they just… kind of hate it. Don’t worry!

This southern design floor plan is 3435 sq ft and has 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

These homes show that it can be worth it to go against the open-at-all-costs trend.

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Embrace charming cottage-style living with the 3-bedroom Cooperville home, thoughtfully designed for a corner lot. This floor plan features open-concept living, creating a bright and spacious feel that’s perfect for gatherings and everyday comfort. Blending cozy aesthetics with modern functionality, this home is ideal for those seeking a warm, inviting atmosphere. #HousePlan #FloorPlan #CottageStyleHome #3BedroomHouse #CornerLot #OpenConceptLiving

After years of open floor plans, homeowners are reimagining room separation in a modern way.