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Solid angle irons support the construction. A beautiful breakfast bar is another necessary part of your dream home. A wall-hung breakfast bar or shelf that is available in various lengths and profiles to suit your application requirements. Breakfast Bar Ideas Best Kitchen Counters Examples With Photos Breakfast Bar Table Breakfast Bar Kitchen Kitchen Bar Table People who want an elegant and stylish look in their kitchen will love a floating breakfast bar. The bar appears to be floating in the air with no base unit to take up floor space. It gives a minimal, modern look to your kitchen. There are no set rules on what height a breakfast bar should be, but you’ll make stool shopping easier if you plan the height according to the dimensions of the two most popular stool options, which are counter stools or bar stools. Recessed Lights: Recessed lights are another popular choice for breakfast bars, as they can provide bright, even lighting for the entire counter space. They are also a great option to create an understated look in your kitchen.

Another popular breakfast bar idea is to use them as an island in the kitchen. It can provide extra counter space and seating and additional storage areas underneath. Additionally, some breakfast bars have a built-in sink or countertop that sits flush with the rest of the surface. It is a great way to add functionality to your kitchen while also making it look sleek and modern.Floating Breakfast Bar Wall Mounted Breakfast Bar Decorvoon Kitchen Bar Table Basement Living Rooms Wall Mounted Bar One popular idea for breakfast bars is to pair them with other seating options in the kitchen or dining area, such as stools or chairs. It can provide more space for guests or family members while also providing additional counter space that can be used for food preparation or other tasks. Breakfast bars can also be freestanding, which means they are not attached to any cabinets or kitchen islands. It allows you to move them around as needed and makes them easy to clean. The basic idea of the modern home is to unite every small detail according to the taste of one who lives in it. Dont forget to share this ideas with your friends and thanks for following us. Can be used smoothly as a breakfast table for a couple. With these considerations in mind, you are sure to find the perfect breakfast bar for your kitchen. Kitchen Island Before deciding where to build your bar, find the studs in the wall. You want to mount the bar on at least two studs, which are spaced 16 inches apart behind the drywall. Use a stud finder to locate them, then measure out where the bar will go. How Deep Should a Bar Top Be?

When it comes to breakfast bars, one of the top priorities is saving on kitchen space. And one great way to do this is by opting for a slimmer design. A slimline breakfast bar takes up minimal space and still allows for ample seating, making it the perfect choice for small kitchens. A slimline breakfast bar is stylish and functional and can be used to separate the kitchen and living areas. Whether you choose a freestanding bar or one custom-built to fit into your kitchen layout, there are many great options and ideas for breakfast bars that can help make your kitchen a more functional and enjoyable space. Wall Mounted Bar Once you have the base support finished, mark a small line 42 inches from the floor at each stud you chose in your supporting wall. Use your level to make sure they’re even. Also, make a center mark on the side of the pedestal that will face the wall. There are many things to consider when deciding where to put your breakfast bar. Some factors you may want to consider are traffic flow, the amount of space you have, and the purpose of the breakfast bar. Legroom: You should leave about 15cm between each bar stool to allow everyone to sit comfortably at the bar together.

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Armstrong suggests, 'I would say as long as you are able to fit it comfortably in the kitchen, andwith a few considerations.A good rule of thumb is that you should allow no less than 28” of linear length per stool. So if you want to fit three stools, I would have at least 84” of space. Next, screw the other end of the base to your pedestal, lining up the center mark you made with the center board. I think breakfast bars are always a great idea if you can make them work in your kitchen,' explains Kim Armstrong, owner and principal designer at Kim Armstrong Interior Design