Two environments that used to be separate form closer relationships and are integrated for the sake of comfort. A good plan of space will make both form a harmonious whole, without losing their own identity. The trend is clear and it is not just about solving the best we can spaces of a few meters: integrating the kitchen and the daily dining table design is fashionable. It is a sign of the era: the confraternity of a dinner with the kitchen burners working brings warmth to everyday life and facilitates the dynamics of the home.

That the kitchen and dining table design form a single space does not mean that the activities of each place necessarily have to overlap or mix. To eat a different environment is necessary to cook and there must be some kind of separation between them. When we sit down for lunch or dinner we need a space that is both physically and mentally clear, something that is generated from the setting.

The L-shaped spaces or that dining table design that were assembled from the union of adjoining rooms in general have – by their very origin – a division between both. But, if you do not have these preconditions, you can generate a separation by placing the table next to a window that directs the view to the outside or using an island or a piece of furniture of half height.