Eat in island

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An eat-in kitchen can include a banquette, a kitchen table and chairs, or a counter and stools. Whatever size your space is, we have ideas for you.

We are going to expand our existing island to add seating (not storage). We plan to use an apron and leg kit to tie into the island. It will be similar to below (not my kitchen or photo). My question is -- what are the countertop material choices for a single slab, size 72" x 64"? Except ...

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I love this T Shaped layout!

Is your kitchen feeling a little flat, like last night's soda? Enter the kitchen island: the ultimate multitasker of the culinary world! Whether you're an aspiring chef or a takeout aficionado, these islands are the superheroes your kitchen didn’t know it needed. Picture yourself chopping veggies with room to spare or amusing guests while keeping an eye on the simmering saucepan. Let's explore ideas that will make your kitchen island not just a countertop, but a conversation starter! Plus…

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I posted earlier about the planned 8x7 island which we are concerned about being too large. I agree with the posters that it feels way too large. Now that we're likely scrapping the idea of a behemoth island, I could use some layout help. The kitchen/living/dining room is one long, narrow room (...