I’d explore adding a movable hutch piece with a secret closet. Like a hidden room behind a bookcase. Match the existing hutch piece, or extend it.

We're adding a closet to the end of a new galley kitchen. the closet will open into the dining room,

So, do you walk thru the closet to get to the dining room or are you adding a closet in the dining room?

What is the purpose of the closet? What will be stored in it?

And why not just a regular door or cabinet doors? Which would look much better, IMO.

Drawing? Pictures? Because pass thru doors require a lot more space (a framed wall) than cabinet doors would.

Great idea!

Just make sure everything aligns.

@Stephanie D When we build these jib doors and the project calls for wallpaper, we typically embed an edge trim around the perimeter of the door slab to protect the material (wallpaper, fabric, leather, etc.) from wear and tear. No matter how careful you are, there will be some rubbing against the door edge so having a solid edge will remedy the problem for good.

At Angelbau we use our Dorsis Fortius frameless door to build these jib doors. You can see a few examples from our projects at https://www.angelbau.com/blog/how-to-build-a-jib-door where we shared additional tips and recommendations.

This is a floor-to-ceiling frameless door in one of our projects where the homeowner wanted this wonderful blue wallpaper: