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Kitchen breakfast nook ideas are especially for people who like to promote eat-in kitchen ideas and who love to gather in the kitchen. The essential is having the whole people around in a cozy, comfy, and ergonomic place. The breakfast nook makes any kitchen homey.
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Photo Credit | RW Anderson Homes
Raise your hands if you are jealous of this modern retro kitchen with an impressive view and spacious breakfast nook. Great breakfast nook design!
Photo Credit | Kitchen Stori
How to convert the L-shaped kitchen island into a functional and space-saving kitchen breakfast nook? I like the idea of the wine cooler instead of using a waterfall edge countertop. The benches in the nook already have storage rooms which make the kitchen tidy.
Photo Credit | Victoria Waters Design Pty Ltd
The luckiest kitchen ever! If the kitchen has windows, the sink in front of the window is the proper fit but if the kitchen has corner windows the best addition is the kitchen nook. This kitchen design hits two birds with one stone.
Photo Credit | Houzz
Some kitchens are just designed for busy cooks. Remember the cooks need quiet time and to rest their bodies. The designer will bring back the two-level kitchen island aka two-tier kitchen island with a fresh look. A combination of a side table and lounge chair in a kitchen breakfast nook ideas is a two-thumbs-up kitchen design approach.
Photo Credit | Erin Hoopes
Traditional kitchen design with classic kitchen booths with a nice backyard view. I admired the tufted leather booth cushions and finely selected green tones. Absolute beauty!
Photo Credit | Bennett Frank McCarthy Architects, Inc
Airy, roomy, and classy are together in this kitchen booth design. Black leather seats and a black granite tabletop are my favorites. The wood color and high-ceiling kitchen windows are a bonus. Since the table pedestal is so elegant and thin, even long-legged people can comfortably sit in the booth. If there is a third person, you can add a chair to the booth.
Photo Credit | Lasley Brahaney Architecture + Construction
Adorable bay window and a kitchen nook with curvy cushions. Just designed to welcome friends and enjoy warm conversions. Kids can eat around the kitchen island which has a decent overhang. The skylight above the nook is precious.
Photo Credit | Deepdale House LLC
This kitchen can host at least 10 people at a time. The large corner kitchen nook is so welcoming.
Photo Credit | Lauren Shadid Architecture and Interiors
Soothing and happy colors in a transitional kitchen design. The tufted back cushion breakfast nook in front of the wide kitchen window is like a gem. Detail-oriented design!
Photo Credit | Living Stone Design + Build
Eclectic kitchen design with quality touch decorative items such as custom-made breakfast booth, leather booth cushions, iron framed milky glass pendants, and teak breakfast bar stools. The booth was specially designed for tall people by overhanging the seating section.
Photo Credit | CJS Woodworking & Design
Cozy and large! Very family-friendly kitchen design. Two-tone kitchen booth cushions provide a nice modern zest into the kitchen.
Photo Credit | Streeter Custom Builder
Victorian-style kitchen design would not be expressed without having a large kitchen breakfast nook ideas. The seat cushion is picked as leather for easy cleaning and matches the blue stripe fabric back cushion. By the way, the wooden elements in the kitchen are so homey and lovable: Thick butcher block island top, white shiplap panels, antique look wooden kitchen table, and hickory hardwood floor stained dark walnut.
Photo Credit | Papyrus Home Design
Embellish the bay window in the kitchen by having a breakfast nook. This breakfast corner placed next to the corner window of the house seems to have become a part of the kitchen. It creates a functional dining area by combining white cabinets and white-honed marble countertops placed on a light-colored wooden floor.
Photo Credit | LDa Architecture & Interiors
Neat and clean line in the kitchen makes your kitchen more livable. The pastel tone selection in kitchen remodeling helps. Love the French bistro-style breakfast nook.
Photo Credit | Nip Tuck Remodeling
No windows in the kitchen won’t kill the desire for having L-shaped kitchen breakfast nook ideas. The experienced designer makes the dream come true. Adding a kitchen skylight will brighten up the eat-in kitchen area. This will be either an alternative to kitchen recessed lighting or a combination of kitchen pendant lights. The shiny stainless steel wall art and to color bench cushions are all sophisticated touches in this transitional kitchen area.
Photo Credit | Rodriguez Studio Architecture PC
This breakfast area hidden in the corner is a very good example of modern kitchen design. Gorgeous contemporary eat-in kitchen! It looks like a hidden gem.
Photo Credit | C & P Remodeling, Inc
The tuxedo kitchen design is under plenty of daylight and embellished with wood color trims. The black leather breakfast nook seat and back cushions are in a layer with raven black stain over the red oak hardwood flooring. The white lacquer kitchen cabinets help to distribute the daylight evenly.
Photo Credit | Susan Yeley Homes
This breakfast corner, born out of necessity, is an excellent example of how we can maximize the limited space we have. The sitting area, which looks like a continuation of the kitchen, responds to the need and provides convenience to the homeowner. Cute white farmhouse kitchen design with a cozy breakfast nook!
Photo Credit | AHMANN LLC
Recessed light over the breakfast nook! Admiring the design with white wood panels behind the seating area.
Photo Credit | Kathleen Walsh Interiors, LLC
Elegant design by having mahogany wood infusing in a white kitchen. The oval dining table seems just right for the seating area and matches the elevated breakfast bar.
Photo Credit | Studio M Interiors
Inspirations in kitchen design are endless. Here, the kitchen island turns into a functional element in the kitchen. An L-shaped kitchen island is the most suitable for adding a breakfast nook. The two-tone cabinet’s traditional kitchen has a sustainable look. Picking the matching color palette supports a good blend of colors.
Photo Credit | Insidesign
The craftsman design kitchen has two noticeable pieces besides having two-tone kitchen cabinets: The custom-made backsplash and the dining area. Such a great idea to hide the kitchen island behind the dining area.
Photo Credit | Houzz
Stop to combine past and future in an eclectic kitchen design: The roman shades, over the island crystal dangling pendants, are the footsteps of the Victorian kitchen design over the breakfast table kitchen pendant is a part of the retro kitchen style. Farmhouse style bench with fluffy cushions and contemporary barstools and contemporary kitchen island with dark hardwood flooring. Keen eyes were in charge!
Photo Credit | Christine Kelly / Crafted Architecture
Modern vintage kitchen design with antique finish white cabinets, honed black granite countertops, absolute black granite countertops, vintage breakfast chairs, and a tiny dinette to fill the bump out. Adorable and homey design!
Photo Credit | Harry Braswell Inc
The breakfast booth has a nice backyard view. Love the combination of light gray tufted back bench cushion with soft white.
Photo Credit | Martha O’Hara Interiors
Classy and sophisticated kitchen design with dancing colors around. Oval pedestal dining table and the kitchen dinette rock!
