Hi, you could lose the tall units (ovens stack) on the RH wall and run a breakfast bar off that wall which would look pretty sweet! Are you looking at replacing the full kitchen?
You have a lot of overpowering tall units there which make it feel quite enclosed. I would consider changing the layout if your budget can stretch and I think you could achieve a more breathable layout, get the ovens inside the kitchen, reduce the tall units down, remove the breakfront on the hob unit (if possible), add a breakfast bar, maybe more open shelves rather than wall units.
I agree with the earlier comment that it was an old fashioned idea to bookend your kitchen with tall units but in this case it makes it seem small, but by most peoples standards this room has got a lot of cabinets. So when you come to change it this is something to concentrate on.
But right now if you want a small table it needs to be just in front of the camera and a safe distance from the oven. This spot has different angles to the main kitchen and is a through-fair. So a round table is the preferred choice.
Can you add photos of the other end of the room to give a better idea of the space? Is that a table and chair on the right of your kitchen at the moment?
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