Ideas for kitchens integrated with the living room or dining room

More and more people are opting for open spaces, where the kitchen becomes an essential part of the living or dining room. At Delta Cocinas, we know that integrating these spaces is not just a trend, it is a way of living that is more connected, comfortable and functional.

Designing a kitchen that opens onto the living room or dining room requires a balance between aesthetics and practicality. Here are some key ideas for achieving a harmonious, elegant result that suits your lifestyle.

1. ISLANDS THAT CONNECT SPACES

Kitchens with islands are the undisputed stars of open-plan kitchens. Not only do they provide extra work and storage space, they also act as a transition point between the kitchen and living room.

They are perfect for cooking, sharing breakfast or even working from home. You can personalise them with stools, pendant lighting or materials that contrast subtly with the rest of the room.

2. VISUAL UNIFORMITY IN MATERIALS AND COLOURS

The key to successful integration is visual consistency. Use a palette of neutral or complementary colours to create fluidity between spaces. Kitchen furniture in white, grey or light wood tones blends easily with modern or Nordic living rooms.

At Delta Cocinas, we offer customised finishes that allow you to maintain elegance without sacrificing functionality.

Kitchen of our client Roshe Estudio

3. INTEGRATED APPLIANCES AND SMART STORAGE

An open kitchen should look good from every angle. Built-in appliances and hidden storage systems help maintain a clean and tidy look.

Column modules, floor-to-ceiling units and customised solutions allow you to have everything at hand without visually cluttering the space.

4. LIGHTING: EACH AREA WITH ITS OWN PERSONALITY

Playing with lighting is essential. In the kitchen area, opt for recessed LED lights or strips under tall cabinets. For the dining room or living room, pendant or designer lamps add warmth and character. This separation of lighting helps to differentiate spaces without the need for walls.

Kitchen of our client Roshe Estudio

5. UNIFYING DETAILS: FLOORS, TEXTURES AND DECORATION

A continuous floor between the kitchen and living room creates a feeling of spaciousness. High-quality wood, porcelain or vinyl flooring is an excellent option. You can also unify both spaces with common decorative elements: textiles, open shelves or plants that add life and freshness.

Kitchen of our client Visa Cuines

AT DELTA COCINAS, WE MAKE IT POSSIBLE.

Designing an integrated kitchen is not just a question of aesthetics; it is about creating a functional space that adapts to your everyday life. At Delta Cocinas, we accompany you every step of the way to achieve an open kitchen that reflects your style and blends in perfectly with the rest of your home.

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