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Cosmopolitan 5 Pc. Counter Height Dinette w/White Marble & Blue Chairs
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Erikka Double-Leaves Extension Dining Table in Amber by Greenington
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Curata Rectangular Dining Table with Two Leaves in Midnight by Hooker Furniture
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Monarch Specialties 3pc. Table Set in Grey by Monarch Specialties
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Arlington Heights Dining Table in ARLINGTON by Hekman Furniture Company
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Linville Falls Friendship Table in Mink by Hooker Furniture
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Denise Dining Table in Medium Brown by Liberty Furniture
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Port Townsend 9-pc. Rectangular Dining Set in Gull Gray-Seaside Pine by A-America
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Country Lane Antique White 5 Pc Counter Height Dining Room with Slat Back Stools
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Paloma 5-pc. Glass Dining Set in Chrome / Glass / White by Chintaly Imports
Where we eat, entertain, and gather - kitchen and dining areas serve to bring family and friends together. But when you are deciding whether a kitchen island paired with bar stools, a traditional dining set, or even both will be right for your space, it can be overwhelming to narrow down your options and find the best fit.
While each arrangement serves a specific set of needs, we’re here to help you decide which one is right for you when it comes to functionality, quality, and lifestyle with our kitchen island and dining buying guide.
Kitchen Island
One of the most used places in many homes, a kitchen is not only a place for preparing and cooking - but also for gathering and conversations. Serving multiple functions, kitchen dining spaces can come in handy especially when you live in a small space that may not have room for a dedicated dining area.
Beyond simple food preparation, a kitchen island can be used for easy hangouts, a buffet station for gatherings, as well as a practical workstation. When deciding whether to invest in a kitchen island or dining table, here are some pros and cons to consider.
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F.A.Q.
What furniture pieces are typically in a kitchen or dining area?
In a kitchen or dining area, you'll typically find furniture pieces that are tailored to both functionality and comfort. These can include a dining table, chairs or stools, a sideboard or buffet, and sometimes additional pieces like kitchen islands, breakfast bars, or benches. The dining table serves as the focal point by providing a surface for meals and other gatherings, with chairs and stools surrounding it to offer seating. A sideboard or buffet provides storage for tableware, linens, serving dishes, and other items to keep the space organized.
What deocr options work well in dining spaces?
Dining spaces offer a versatile canvas for a wide array of decor options. Incorporating lighting fixtures such as pendant lights or chandeliers meets functional and design needs. Artwork or mirrors can add visual interest and reflect light for a brighter, more inviting atmosphere. Table linens, like tablecloths or placemats, allow you to introduce color, texture, and patterns, while decorative centerpieces, including floral arrangements or candles, add personality to the space.
What is a good alternative for a dining table ?
A versatile and stylish alternative to a traditional dining table is a multifunctional piece of furniture like a kitchen island or a breakfast bar. Kitchen islands provide a central gathering spot for meal preparation, casual dining, and socializing. They also usually feature built-in storage, seating options, and additional amenities like sinks or cooktops.
Breakfast bars offer a space-saving solution for smaller dining areas and are casual spots for quick meals or informal gatherings. These alternatives maximize space and add functionality and flexibility to your dining area.