Wall Removal

Are your living spaces divided by walls cutting the flow off between rooms? If the kitchen, dining room, and living room are unified, the areas with the greatest social activity in the house, the change is surprising. By removing one or two walls it can open the flow and unify these areas.

For example, by removing a wall between the kitchen and the living room you can create a more functional and inviting space for entertaining. You can extend the kitchen counters to provide seating on the backside of the cabinets, freeing up space in the dining room. Another compelling reason for uniting your living space is to provide all areas with the same spatial and environmental characteristics: they share the same light, air conditioning, decoration, and feel.