Oh wow, they look wonderful! Very MCM! I want them!! However, I was thinking that, due to your space restrictions, a folding table would work better. You can keep it behind your sofa and double it as a console when not in use. This Calligaris is quite high quality, as folding tables come and you can use it half open as well. http://www.fcilondon.co.uk/shop/spazio-wooden-folding-table-calligaris.html PS: how long is the white low unit in the corner? It could be great for your TV.

Im sure you wouldn't put your husband in the garage! If he does work from home a lot though he may well not want to be in a open plan space? Just a thought! A couple of other options. Option 1. Lounge in extension with L shaped sofa on back wall and tv above radiator (assuming this room is wide enough as forgot to ask). Study area in one of those cabinets that close in the recess. Play area in middle. Dining room in current lounge with extra seating for relaxing and /or you could also consider the desk in here. It does mean you take advantage of the garden but I assume the kitchen is near the extension end so may not work for dining. Option 2 is basically what you said. Dining area in extension with desk in study area and a chair by the window corner. Play area in middle. Lounge in existing place. I'm not convinced an l shaped sofa would fit, only place would be where the existing cabinet is but then where does the tv go. Or option 3 is to combine play room and dining as Lucinda said but with a permanent table. In whichever the biggest room is. There was a recent post on this and some images posted so could try and find them if this is an option. It's a great space, so there are lots of things you could do

I think I posted on this before and suggested a sofa or banquette with dining table. Have you looked at console dining tables? This one is quite dear as just picked on any one but you could pop behind a sofa if you do want this as a living area https://www.trendy-products.co.uk/product.php/4959/compar_modern_magic_console_and_dining_table_in_high_gloss_white_or_wenge/83475d3443e61f55e3ebfbc9ad953a70

As a rare freebie ... We've had a look at this for you. Given that we don't know your exact location - we have designed this to be in line with the UK guidelines for safety. If you aren't in UK then please have this checked by a local designer to double check it is complicit in your region before you proceed with any order etc. If you swap out your radiator for a myson kickspace hydronic (or similar) radiator under sink (and providing window ledge high enough) we worked out you could safely fit a kitchen layout like this in - with a freestanding chopping block or prep table on the wall under the artwork (or could be a tv ) ... given the wedge shape of this room it would be prudent to have infills to the ends of the runs - as we have done. This allows you a standard sized FF, DW and cooker and a 400mm pantry cabinet or pull out. Together with a mix or drawer and cabinet storage. Dependent on the type of boiler you have you may be able to conceal it behind a furniture door (as long as you keep it ventilated ) We've made sure there's adequate room to cabinets and drawers to open in their designated spaces, as this can be a problem with curved or angled rooms. If you take your sized floor plan and this to any reputable dealer - they should easily be able to work out the sizing we used as it's all standard ! We suggest you shop around ! Please do not go with your earlier post placing a tall pantry cabinet directly next to the gas cooker as this is a fire risk! A professional kitchen design is always something you should consider, as not only is this a considerable investment in your home, you will be living with any errors for a long time ! If you prefer to save time while you shop around - a freelance design design service, like we provide, can enable you to take one layout to several places so that you can realistically compare like for like. [this is an example of our iPad design service option D and is usually charged at £35 per hour. The software is very basic and so is indicative of concept design rather than an absolute representation ]