how to make most of a small Kitchen & dining area?
by Barbara
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10 by 12 feet
5 answers
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More details on the room would help. Any windows or doors/doorways, current furniture that have to be worked around/with? A picture of the room would help if there's any other above to deal with.
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Z
on Sep 15, 2012
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Agree...photo or floorplan drawing would help. And you did not say if you are doing a complete rebuild or just trying to figure out what to do to best use what you have. Efficiency of use will depend on knowing where doors and windows are...as well as width of doors and width and height of windows. It might best be served building a table with benches/stools that push underneath instead of trying to use trafitional furniture...just a thought. This table could serve as additional work area when meals are not being served.
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Jeanette S
on Sep 16, 2012
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so these rooms combined are 10 x 12 or each one is that big?...if it is the former than that is a pretty small space. For very small spaces a "bar" type eating area can provide more room than a "dining table". BTW...my parents live in New Bern...they are in the River Bend area.
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KMS Woodworks
on Sep 16, 2012
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Without pictures or floor plan, another alternative to saving space/utilizing space to the max, is booth dining w/a bench on the outside (which can be pushed in under the table when not in use.
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Becky H
on Sep 16, 2012
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Thank you all,decided on a bar type eating area.Thank You
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Barbara
on Sep 17, 2012
Z
on Sep 15, 2012
Jeanette S
on Sep 16, 2012
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