interior design trends: eat-in kitchens
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Ask yourself how much kitchen storage do I really need? Wouldn’t I rather have space to create a cozy, functional, eat-in space that accommodates seating for casual meals instead of using the dining room? By sacrificing a few cabinets and drawers, you can create a charming comfortable space. Blog: bit.ly/1uBeTXK Portfolio: http://bit.ly/1gWSfFaTRANSCRIPT
Interior Design Trends: Eat-in Kitchens
by Robin Lechner Designs – www.RobinLechnerDesigns.com – [email protected] Do you really need a large kitchen? Unless you have a large family or entertain lavishly, how many oversized appliances, sets of dishes, glasses, pots, pans do you actually need?
A 27” bistro table and chairs
fits perfectly in a tight spot This 27” stainless table top flips down when space is needed.
Acrylic furnishings take up minimal
visual space. Blog: bit.ly/1uBeTXK
Portfolio: http://bit.ly/1gWSfFa
Today, many of us rely on the microwave, convection cooking, and prepared dishes that just need to be warmed and served. If we have a party, it’s generally catered or held at a restaurant. For many of us, the days of the large, full service kitchen are over. Ask yourself how much kitchen storage do I really need? Wouldn’t I rather have space to create a cozy, functional, eat-in space that accommodates seating for casual meals instead of using the dining room? By sacrificing a few cabinets and drawers, you can create a charming comfortable space.