Parents kitchen is cramped and hard to work in. I’ve designed them a new layout that doesn’t move the plumbing. I wanted some feedback on if this is better or not There is a “island” that is between the kitchen and living room. It takes up way to much space and my parents want it gone. A wheelchair can’t get around it submitted by /u/Lunarrow0

Would this furniture arrangement make the room look too cramped and soulless? Picture one and two : current living room set up Picture three: proposed works (remove fireplace, two new sofas, 3 seater against the wall and a 2 seater in the bay, TV where current sofa is). My concern is that my current plan will make the room look soulless (removing the fireplace) and the two big sofas might make the room look too cramped -…

Needed more storage , would this feel to cramped ? Wife wanted more closet space, I’m thinking about adding those two sections. the closets are 60 CM deep . Will there be enough space to walk around ? Or should I make the bathroom smaller? Which will take a lot more budget . submitted by /u/WholeVersion3329

Can I put my camera in a cramped bag? I carry an EDC sling to hold my phone, charger, headphones, medicine, gum, the essentials. I thought I could fit my canon EOS R100 and I can but it’s a really tight fit. I’m worried about the camera being damaged over time as this bag is pretty full as it is. submitted by /u/Sardeesional

Single kitchen counter? L shape? Or J shape? Maximizing a small studio kitchen without making it feel cramped submitted by /u/Ironmansoltero