Maybe I’m antisocial but I love some walls and a door that shuts.pic.twitter.com/XnLlQxds3B
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I don’t get why open floor plan from the kitchen to the living room got so popular WHY would you want to be cooking and hear all the bullshit from the ppl hanging out NOT cooking?
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cuz everyone hangs out in the kitchen when u dont have the open floor plan
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I think about how the smells have just no barrier and everything in the living room is gonna end up smelling like garlic eventually
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Yes! Or what if i smoke up a pan? My kitchen process needs to have its privacy respected.
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i thought I’d like an open floor plan bc i like hanging out and cooking at the same time but it’s really just extremely loud and you hear everything everyone is doing. doors are useful
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And I sure don't want people wandering into the kitchen while I'm cooking. "Oh, let me stand at your elbow while you use a razor-sharp knife."
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It makes everything noisy in all rooms and I hate it!
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Yeah and in a pandemic? Open floor plan is straight up cruel.
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This was the thread I didn’t know I needed.
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I get it! I also remember when most houses had a “good room” for visitors, while women slaved in a small, incidental room out the back! Children were either underfoot or in another room, unsupervised. The open plan, kitchen/family room was LIBERATION! Cook elevated from slaveThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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