Eat-in Kitchens
Formal dining rooms are a lovely addition to a home, but let's be honest, the kitchen is where the majority of eating happens today. Whether you have a modest kitchen fit for a lean breakfast bar or a sweeping space with a grandiose dining display, get inspired by these 39 stylish and functional eat-in kitchen designs from Dering Hall.
A Pop of Color
Try a fun colored table to amp up the style of an otherwise neutral space.
Design by Ashley Campbell Interior Design
Blue French Doors Kitchen
Painting French doors robin's egg blue means the kitchen is still all white, but the vitality of blue shines through in this design by Kellie Franklin.
Aqua and White
In this kitchen by the Dawson Design Group, just the top cabinets ar rendered in a glossy aqua blue, creating a pop-art flash in an otherwise completely streamlined space.
Innovative and Functional
Create a bench using one side of your kitchen island.
Design by Studio Brunstrum
Mix and Match
Use a variety of textiles and patterns when sticking to a single color palette.
Design by Elms Interior Design
Central and Side Seating
Create extra seating with a casual side bench.
Design by Fawn Galli Interiors
Sleek and Industrial
Style the same aesthetic across all of your chairs.
Design by Fine Concepts
With a Cozy Nook
Opt for a variety of dining options like this nook, couch, or bar seating.
Design by Gerald Pomeroy Interiors
Bay Window Seating
Place a round table in front of bay windows to mimic the round, spacious design.
Architecture by Morgante-Wilson
Open and Bright
Add a pop of color with vibrant, eye-catching chairs.
Design by Greer Interior Design
Contrasted Crown Molding
Use crown molding and contrasting materials to create a separate dining space from the kitchen.
Design by W Design
High and Low
Incorporate both bar stool and table seating for an added variety.
Country Chic
Create a focal dining space in the center of the kitchen.
Architecture by Haver & Skolnick Architects
Modern and Sophisticated
Keep a uniform style with a duo of the same lighting fixtures.
Design by Hubert Zandberg Interiors
Modest and Practical
Style a smaller island in the center of your space to make room for a traditional dining table.
Design by Tres McKinney Design
Modern Farmhouse
Add a quaint personal touch like fresh flowers.
Design by Hannah Childs Interior Design
Effortless and Elegant
Go classic with a warm wood table with plenty of seating.
Design by James Michael Howard
With Natural Lighting
Opt for an eating area where the natural light shines bright.
Architecture by Jeffrey Dungan Architects
Long and Lean
Add a modern picnic table for a friendly eating space for the entire family.
Architecture by Jennifer Tulley Architects
Small and Quaint
Create a quaint nook with a bench and small table.
Design by Jenny Wolf Interiors
Creative and Colorful
Guide the eye to the table with a bold chandelier.
Design by JKA Design
Small, yet Bold
Shop for a unique table top design for a fun accent to a contemporary space.
With a Couch Nook
Choose a small and lean table that fits your space just right.
Design by Kim Scodro Interiors
Cohesive Color
Connect the kitchen and seating space through one unified paint color.
Design by Kristina Crestin Design
21st-Century Country
Add a trio of lights to create a well-lit, welcoming space.
Design by KMID | Kate Maloney Interior Design
Multi-faceted
Use a step stool as a multifunctional seat.
Design by Maren Baker Design
Wicker and Simple
Add wicker chairs for a country touch to a clean and simple space.
Design by Lisa Michael Interiors
Urban yet Organic
Set your table in front of a window for sweeping views.
Design by Marguerite Rodgers
With a View
Build a breakfast nook in front of bay windows for the perfect place to dine.
Design by Miyuki Yamaguchi Design Studio
Plenty of Space
Place your dining table in the corner to maximize your space.
Design by Paulina Oldenbrook Interior Design
Indoor and Outdoor
Design a screened-in porch for an outside dining option.
Design by Murphy & Co. Design
Homestyle Country
Find an ornate table top that mirrors the style and shape of your kitchen.
Design by Murphy & Co. Design
Clean and Minimal
Mix and match neutral tones like black, brown, and white for a simple and modern look.
Design by RS3 DESIGNS
With a Breakfast Bar
Use a breakfast bar as a space divider between your cooking and dining space.
Design by Salvesen Graham
With an Outdoor Option
Place your table in front of a doorway so you and your guests can take a stroll right after a meal.
Design by Sarah Blank Design Studio
With a View
Style chairs on one side of the table in front of a window so you can dine with a view.
Design by Stephens Design Group
Rustic Glam
Use a variety of woods to create a modern country space.
Design by Sarah Blank Design Studio
Multi-Colored Seating
Play with patterns and bold colors for a striking design that exudes your personal style.
Design by SUZA DESIGN
Old-School
Use a rug to create a comfortable space in the middle of your kitchen.
Design by Logan Killen Interiors
Design so good, you'll eat it up.