The kitchen has long been considered more than just a place for meal prep. It’s now a place to do homework, have late-night talks and eat informal meals with the family. As such, many homeowners are considering an eat-in or dine-in feature in their kitchen design. This can range from a small bistro set to a full-fledged dining table.
A dining room takes up a big part of your home, which could be a waste of space if you rarely ever use it. For this reason, you may want to use your dining room to expand your kitchen space. Depending on your home’s design, you may get rid of at least one partition wall. To create one large kitchen, you can also open up the dining and kitchen space. This expanded kitchen can completely improve its functionality, especially if you add an important feature like an island or peninsula.
Aside from boosting your kitchen’s functionality, you can also create a livable and accessible space. An expanded kitchen space allows one to maneuver between work zones, providing easier access for those with mobility issues. In fact, you’ll have more space for a table with an open side, which helps wheelchair users eat more comfortably.
If you’re planning an eat-in kitchen renovation, there are plenty of design ideas your remodeling contractor may suggest. We list a few of them here:
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