From cozy corners to open floor plans, maximize your kitchen with these family-friendly dining spaces.
Its wherecasserolesare cooked,snack timesare savored, andlate night swipesof leftovers are procured.
An eat-in kitchen doesnt have an exact blueprint.
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Tuck in Your Table
Don’t like dangling your feet from a barstool?
Think Diner-Style
A built-in booth takes advantage of tight and obscure spaces.
To keep things laid back, use vinyl or washable materials on the benches for easy cleaning.
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White paint and pretty blues create a cohesive space between the casual eat-in kitchen counter and seated dining table.
The throw pillows make this space even cozier and perfect to sit while you enjoy a cup of coffee.
Lean into an Open Floor Plan
Eat-in kitchen setups shouldn’t mean sacrificing on style or statement.
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To accommodate large families and various activities an additional breakfast nook is outfitted with a window seat.
This is a great way to offer maximal seating in tight spaces.
Anchor with Accents
Create a special space within shared kitchen and living areas with lighting and artwork.
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Here, a unique fixture and attention-grabbing painting ground the space to distinguish it from the hardworking kitchen.
Add in Clever Storage
Inthis househardworking spaces look different.
Instead of a center island this breakfast nook with bonus storage beneath is the backbone of the kitchen.
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The glass table and antique caned-back chairs help the bay window dining area from feeling too dark.
While the space might be too small a slew of chairs, a custom banquette does the trick.
Make Room for Crowds
As the busiest spot in the house, a kitchen needs ample seating.
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This one strikes a balance between old and new.
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Use tall tapers to add height to the tablescape without blocking the view.Credit:Brie Williams
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