Appliances and worktops are standard features in the kitchen but the popularity of open-plan rooms means it now needs one element that wasn’t a priority previously – comfortable, welcoming seating. In
Today at Hadley Court we explore the kitchen nook. A kitchen nook, a small space, conveys a tone that is more tranquil and relaxing. Explore with us today!
Large or small, incorporating a light-filled breakfast nook into your home is the perfect way to make the most of extra space in or around your kitchen.
Breakfast nook banquettes are perfect for cramped spaces. Learn the ins and outs of these seating solutions to find the style that's right for you.
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Here's how to create a small, functional comfy zone for eating in your own home.
Welcome to The Bookworm Book Club! Indulge in the magic of words with this captivating "Eat, Sleep, Read, Repeat" print. Let your imagination take flight as you transform your reading space into a whimsical haven, where the love for books knows no bounds. Ignite your passion for literature, one page at a time, and embrace the enchantment that lies within the covers of every book you hold dear. Not only does this digital download bring a touch of literary magic to your home, but it also makes for a delightful gift for fellow bookworms in your life. Surprise your book club buddies, bibliophile friends, or literature-loving family members with a present that celebrates their love for all things literary. Happy reading! NOTE: This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical item will be sent to you and the frame is not included. Colors may vary from monitor to monitor. WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: A zipped folder with 5 JPG files (300 dpi) in the sizes listed below. *4:5 Ratio: 4"x5", 8"x10", 12"x15", 16"x20" *3:4 Ratio: 6"x8", 9"x12", 12"x16", 15"x20", 18"x24" *2:3 Ratio: 4"x6", 8"x12", 12"x18", 16"x24", 20"x30" , 24"x36" *5"x7" *11"x14" QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? Please contact me through Etsy. INTERESTED IN MORE ART? Check out the rest of my shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/thebookwormbookclub! COPYRIGHT NOTICE: All files are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. You may not use the artwork for reproduction in commercial use or resell it in any form, original or modified. © The Bookworm Book Club
I love this corner bookcase, the table and chairs and the window seat. Such a cozy corner. Found on Pinterest. Have a great day. xo
Whether you want a reading nook that's swanky and modern, eclectic, or something a little cozier, we've got ideas for you on this list.
Creating the perfect reading space doesn't require building a window-seat or converting a closet. Sometimes all you need is lots and lots of pillows in your own little corner of the world.
These neutral paint color ideas liven up any space. Here's what experts have to say about how you can use them.
When we first moved into our house, dark wood paneling was EVERYWHERE. It completely overwhelmed our small rooms and created a cavernous vibe. We knew the breakfast nook, a room right off our kitchen, was a space we would spend a lot of time and both craved light-filled minimalism. We spent a few weeks debating the concept of painting real wood paneling. Were we ruining perfectly good wood? Should we just live with it? Can we take down the wood and use it somewhere else in the house? We came to the conclusion that the most important thing was us loving our space. And we love white walls. So we painted them white. And afterwards, we realized how much we love not only white walls, but white paneled walls. The texture is so cool and adds a dynamic visual. We loved them so much that we recreated a faux paneled look in our upstairs hallway. Here are the before shots of the breakfast nook. If you can believe it, these photos are actually much more light-filled and exposed than the room was in reality. If I were to put up a true representation, it would look like I shot this space at night. Check out the full breakfast nook reveal after the jump! SOURCES: Shellac-Based Primer - Zinsser B-I-N Wall Paint - Benjamin Moore's Harwood Putty Rattan Pendant Light - IKEA BÖJA Jute Area Rug- HomeGoods Table Legs - IKEA LERBERG (spray painted with matte white) Bench - 2x4's, Thin Plywood, Cabinet Coat paint Bench Cushion - MDF, Foam and Canvas Drop Cloth Throw Pillows- Etsy, Anthropologie, Target, Homegoods and eBay DIY Leather + Brass Pull Handles - A Brick House's tutorial Table Lamp + Faux Skull- HomeGoods Mirror- Pottery Barn Art Print- Made by me Frame- IKEA RIBBA The hardest part of this DIY project was painting the paneling. We started by deglossing, lightly sanding, and then washing down the walls with soap and water. We let it dry for 24 hours and then began priming with very thin coats of shellac-based primer. As a warning, this stuff smells terrible, so you'll definitely want to make sure you have proper ventilation (we wore masks, too) before you begin. We did three coats primer, spot treating knotty areas where needed. After that, we painted two coats of Benjamin Moore's flat interior paint in the color Harwood Putty. It's the perfect color for textured paneling and one of my favorite white paints. Have a question about our breakfast nook? Leave a comment below!
Former lawyer, Soledad Suarez, pursued her all-time dream of being an interior designer after a couple years in the corporate world. Her love for all things design shows in her work, as she's passionate about creating beautiful interiors. She was so sweet to email me & ask me to share her place with all of you. Below is Soledad's home, where you'll see her Design work. It definitely captures her timeless and sophisticated style! I'm sure her gorgeous home will inspire you guys! -images via soledad suarez
HGTV Magazine takes you on a tour of a home in Birmingham, Alabama that was designed around one bright yellow stove.
There's something so enticing about cute little nooks and alcoves for reading, eating and napping. Little secret places are always fun!
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It has a bank of giant windows across the back side of the room and around a corner. The windows allow glorious light to flood the space! It's so bright and
I fell head over heels in love with this home the minute I saw the tiniest of peeks on instagram. And I should have known I would. The folks beyond this gorgeous abode are _such_ a dream team. With ...
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A welcoming eating area - see the entire home here.
form meets function in the tiny kitchen nook.
Back in February, Domaine featured the Nashville home of Kings of Leon drummer Nathan Followill's. He and his very cute wife Jessie Baylin hired designer Benjamin Vandiver to design their newly remodeled 1970s home. I perked up for a few reasons, A. I really like the looks of Nathan Followill B. I'm interested in designer Benjamin Vandiver's
