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Those are some tight spaces. Indoor bathrooms became a standard around 1910/1920s. I like a no thrills floor plan. But those closest are not for today's sensibilities. And I would like to breath/spread out a little more. Let's not get crazy like having kitchens the size of a great room and bathrooms ballrooms. I will always love a vestibule or a transition to the main house. I need a powder room on the first floor and I don't need a bathroom for every bedroom. I always worry about those big porches and wrap arounds that the home would be too dark. I know it was way of keeping the home climate controlled.
ReplyDeleteWe're back to the era when kitchens were small and dining rooms were huge. In the first and last designs, the dining room is bigger than the living room. Oddly, the fourth design has no dining room at all. Where were they supposed to eat? A table in the small kitchen, or in the living room?
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