Help: Ideal Size for a Kitchen Booth?
Hi there!
I am in the very early stages of a kitchen renovation. The flat has a semi-open floor plan (see attachment #1). We thought maybe in the top left corner of the kitchen, we could insert a corner booth. Our kitchen table is a round 4 seater (photo of table in attachment #2). We would plan on only using two chairs if we went the booth route...
I've attached an example of a corner booth as well (attachment #3)
Would appreciate a professional opinion on the ideal space needed for a corner booth. I want to make sure that if we go this route, we will still have enough counter space for comfortable cooking.
Thanks in advance!
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