A garage door does not sound like a good idea. A rolling barn door is a popular thing these days, but a simpler solution might be shutters to close off the kitchen area, if that is possible. Draperies are another option. Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID

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Thanks for your response and putting a stamp to what we thought. yeah thats the whole idea. We want to merge the utility with kitchen by removing the wall on the right of the utility door and also remove the door. We will keep the sink in the utility behind the wall on the left of the door. This will conceal the sink area from drawing room. Do you think its a good idea and will make the whole look of the house grandeur. We have also removed the wash basin from dining area and planning to remove the small extension wall between kitchen and wash basin in dining area. This will make the drawing room look bigger and more natural light coming into the kitchen from balcony side.

Hi Manish, thanks.. but I just don’t want the pain on dusting all these crevices in the partition furniture. Gaps in furniture are major dust magnet :( Can you tell me what your 3rd photo is? Is it a fabric/stained glass partition? I want a complete visual block when the doors/partition is closed.