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Can't contribute anything about Wren's but I'd query the need/logic about knocking down that wall - for a couple of reasons.

1. Walls can actually be great things to have! They provide places for storage or appliances to be located/mounted!

2. Utilities, like washing machines, dryers of 'main' freezers don't belong in the kitchen! The only reasons they tend to be there are for ease of plumbing and for most folk's lack of alternative space! If possible, I'd even shift any boiler located in a kitchen to the Utility room!

Of course, I have no idea exactly what your particular circumstances are, but that's certainly my 'philosophy' for kitchens vs utility rooms!

Oh. And if the utility room is open to the outside, I'm sure it's a place where 'less than sparkling clean' clothes (like boots etc) can be parked - at least temporarily. That facility is very likely lost if the whole area is turned into a single area - and I'm certain that would be missed, as a kitchen has to be sparklingly clean!