I'm not trying to discourage you, but I remember reading this on the American site couple of years ago - most people commenting on how much they hate corners sinks... it may not be the case with you, but I thought you may want to have a read. https://www.houzz.com/magazine/is-a-kitchen-corner-sink-right-for-you-stsetivw-vs~3668307 Also, as you can see, some use 'normal' sinks, just placed in an angle. No idea if you looked at the sites below in your searches, but that's what I got so far. The first one is very reasonable priced (I think!) however, buy Blanco if you can, their sinks are really great. http://www.kitchensinksandtapsdirect.co.uk/astracast-vector-1-5-bowl-sink-volcano-black.html - they do it in grey too http://www.kitchensinksandtapsdirect.co.uk/blanco-lexa-9-e.html http://www.kitchensinksandtapsdirect.co.uk/ala-428.html - with tap http://www.alarisavenue.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh009678.pl?WD=corner%20sink&PN=Blanco-Delta-Silgranit-Sink-11395435400%2ehtml#SID=545 Hope this helps, good luck!!

Hi Alf, I like what you've done with your room - great use of space. Where the guinea pig cage is you could definitely fit a seating area. I would suggest having a corner sofa piece (you can get smaller ones, and separate sections that you put together/can move around). Camerich have a good selection of these: http://camerich.co.uk/range/sofas/clouds95224/small-narrow-sofa-section-right/ http://camerich.co.uk/range/sofas/clouds95224/small-narrow-sofa-section-left/ http://camerich.co.uk/range/sofas/clouds95224/small-narrow-armless-section/ A large square pouffe on wheels (see picture) would be ideal too because it's multifunctional in a small space - you can sit on it and use it as a coffee table (if you put a hard tray on top). I definitely recommend having it on wheels, so you can have more free space when you need it! Amy from topology

I would say the bare minimum you'd need to go for really is around 1.5m in either direction. That will make your Kitchen run of cabinets 2.8m long. I don't know what the layout of the kitchen is, but you can save room by having a washing machine under the drainer of the sink etc. If you can lose basically a 1200mm double base unit plus another 300mm then it may be do'able. All depends on what you've got where really.

I think either way, your going to have a view of the kitchen as it’s a small space! Having two sofas as @OnePlan (Concept planners) suggested could give you a more cosy feel. I mainly suggested the L facing outwards for more openness and a better view of TV as it’d be too close on the right wall and you’d be viewing sideways. You could turn the L-sofa 90 degrees clockwise and place a slim sideboard behind it creating a ‘half wall’ of sorts for a more enclosed seating area. The l-sofa pictured is 2.3m long, so definitely can downsize! I think a round table would be easier to manoeuvre around, can fit more people and are better for conversation. My in-laws have a 1.2m round table that extends to seat up to 8. It works really well. That’s a personal preference though, probably from my stint in event catering 😁