Is that island square? We could use a square island, then have a rectangular table off-center with the square in order to be centered within the dining room.
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The island has wonderful design detail (especially at the attachment of the table). Length of the table would need to be increased.
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I think this is the winner! Our space is narrow so a slim island/table would be necessary. And this one looks long enough to seat most of the family if we host during the holidays!
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Island/Dining
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This is nice, but wouldn't likely work in the space we have.
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I wonder what the dimensions are...and is this long enough to seat 3 on each side?
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We need to figure out how get a substantial dining table into the space
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I love the farm sink. Will it look good with stainless appliances?
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Hmmm. Gray cabinets with white counters?
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This is nice. I don't know how or where we could fit it in.
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Nice space-saver drawer
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Rather than an island, the counter could wrap as shown here.
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Mixing between bar pulls and knobs? Not sure how I feel about that.
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Love the color of the backsplash.
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It would be nice to be able to use the two stools that we already have from ikea, so it may be necessary to have a bi-level island, as shown here.
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This is cute. Maybe rather than completely opening up between the living room and kitchen, we can have a "window"
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This shows how a dining table can extend off of the kitchen island. We would want it to seat more than 4, however.
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One option is to open up the wall between the living room and the kitchen to have a more open feeling
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We may consider closing off the entrance to the laundry room in this way to get extra wall space in the kitchen.
Floating table?! Yass!
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