Broadman Design/Build

Found this photo of a project that is more than ten years old. The Homeowner did a lot of cooking, so it was designed to meet her needs - sadly I don't have a photo of the baking center, with a custom stained glass "divider" to the right.

Mostly it was important because the wall to the right was completely opened up....and it supported the second floor! Footings were added under the existing foundation at point loads, then brought in a long, steel beam.

So, Yes, you can take out that wall between your kitchen and your living room, but it takes time, money and a lot of mess to achieve. Depending on the structure of the existing configuration, it can also require design coordination with a structural engineer.
But it is doable!

We had to rebuild much of this cabinet post February Freeze water damage.

It was painted black, and even though black is trending, it always made this cabinet feel like it overwhelmed the Powder Room.

Just a close-up for now because I get to share my favorite color, SW 6004 Mink. And added black handles. Ah, now I can breathe!