Kitchen bench seating ideas
11 Built-in Kitchen Bench Ideas to Make Your Kitchen Feel Larger
As a central gathering place in almost any home, it’s important for a kitchen to feel spacious and provide ample room for seating. But what if your kitchen simply can’t fit a large table and chairs? Consider a kitchen bench! Banquettes, as they are sometimes called, take up considerably less floor space without chair legs.
While you may hear “built-in kitchen bench” and picture farmhouse decor, I think you know that I would find ideas to make this space-saving design choice elegant and classy! I’ve gathered some of my favorite built-in kitchen bench ideas to save space and have you wishing there were more guests in your home!
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Corner Seating Ideas
Grab the corner booth! By building a banquette into a corner, you’re adding additional seating without taking up precious floor space. A corner lined with windows creates a warm and inviting place to gather. The natural light also adds an airiness that can make the room feel larger. If you need to add additional seating, simply place a chair or two at the open table space.
Built-In Kitchen Benches with Storage
Not only will your kitchen feel larger with a built-in bench, you can also really increase your kitchen storage if you’re smart about it! Put a hinge on the seats themselves and boom, instant storage. If you can’t install hinges, hang coordinating fabric to create a curtain. Then store items in baskets or bins under the bench for easy access.
This is a great place to store items you don’t use often, like specialty appliances or seasonal table linens. But be careful to not store items you’ll use often in the very corner. That’s just not practical.
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Neutral Benches for Smaller Spaces
One of my favorite tips for any small space is to keep colors neutral and light. This is absolutely true in the kitchen, too! To let go of some of the visual weight, keep your bench seating and the table neutral.
A slight pattern in the upholstery is okay, but for the most part you want to stay away from anything that might draw the eye or feel too heavy. A neutral color palette also goes with any interior design style, making it a universal good choice.
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Colorful Bench Ideas
Though the bench is a space-saver, it still takes up a significant portion of your kitchen. It’s valuable real estate, so make it “worth it” by turning your banquette seating into a statement piece. Use a bold fabric or leather or paint your bench an unconventional color – whatever will help your banquette to stand out while still fitting with the décor in your kitchen and home. If you need some guidance on statement pieces, check out these 7 rules I’ve pulled together!
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Tables For Built-In Benches
If the point of using a bench is to save space in your kitchen, make sure the table is saving space too! A circular table has a smaller footprint than one with corners.
Think about it – those corners are mostly wasted space anyways! Especially if your banquette space is already small, a table with a smaller footprint is the way to go. A circular table is especially helpful in a corner banquette, because they are much easier to get around into the corner.
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Breakfast Nook Seating
A bump out can add valuable square footage to your home, but sometimes the proportions that make sense for one room simply don’t make sense on another floor. This is often the case with kitchens (and how breakfast nooks became so popular).
If the bump out isn’t the right space for countertops and you want to keep the natural light the windows provide, make it functional by installing bench seating on either side. Suddenly a space that’s too awkward for chairs or cabinets has a purpose.
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Lighten Up with a “Floating” Bench
Another way to save space and look sleek at the same time is with a floating bench. These are built right into the wall without legs or visible supports. The lack of supports and bulky bases makes this a highly adaptable solution that can be customized and styled to match any interior design style. An added benefit of the floating bench: you’ve never found an easier chair to sweep under!
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Think Vertically with Shelves
If you can’t put storage below your bench seating, why not put it above? Floating shelves are a great way to achieve multiple goals around your banquette: provide storage, keep things light, and of course make it functional. This is a useful place to display beautiful cookware or serving platters that you don’t use every day, but that deserve to be shown off instead of hidden in a pantry somewhere.
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Ideas for Curved Bench Seating
Design your bench seating to seamlessly blend with the other elements in your kitchen.
Follow the curve underneath bay windows to create a cheery, inviting place to sit.
Kitchen Island Bench Seating
The biggest space-saver of all is creating a banquette that is multi-functional. Adding bench seating into your kitchen island will open up your kitchen and provide you with a nice place to gather for meals, do homework or surf the web!
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Adding a banquette to your kitchen is an easy, beautiful way to make your kitchen feel larger and have more seats at the table. And isn’t that what the kitchen is all about? Which built-in kitchen bench idea do you want to try in your home?
27 Banquette Seating Ideas for Cafe Energy at Home
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In an era long dominated by the kitchen island, built-in banquettes have taken a back seat. But interior designers and homeowners are rediscovering the appeal of those chair-height, often upholstered benches that anchor the seating areas of kitchens, dining rooms, and open-plan spaces.
Banquettes share DNA with window seats which are found in every room of the house, and banquette seating without a table in front of it often appears in mudrooms and entryways as a place to pause and slip off your shoes or rest your belongings.
A popular space-saving solution in the midcentury modern interiors of the last century, built-in banquettes never really went out of style. Long a fixture in tight city apartments and eat-in kitchens in older homes where a central island with bar stool seating would be cramped or impossible, these days the banquette is finding its way into larger, open plan spaces as a replacement for or alongside a kitchen island.
The shape of a banquette can be adapted to suit the layout of your kitchen or dining room, and may run along a single wall or occupy an L-shaped corner or a U-shaped alcove. You can use a banquette to help define a seating area in an open-plan space, or custom build a banquette that follows the irregular angles of an older home.
Adding a built-in banquette can range from a straightforward DIY to a more elaborate tailor-built job for a professional carpenter. Banquettes are usually made of a wood base that may include integrated or free-form upholstery in leather or fabric (choose an outdoor fabric if you’re worried about wear and tear) and may include under-bench storage.
These ideas for built-in banquette seating will show you how to turn your kitchen into a cafe, your dining room into a bistro, and your home into a cozier, comfier space for meals, coffee breaks, or working from home. If you live in a rental or don't have the means to add a built-in banquette, there are plenty of options out there for freestanding banquettes in a range of materials, styles, and colors that can mimic the look.
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Use Warm Materials
Ashley Montgomery Design
A banquette makes an eat-in kitchen feel like a destination rather than an afterthought.
Ashley Montgomery Design anchored this comfortable leather banquette seating area with a large woven pendant light over a sculptural wood table. A large painting fills the space over the seating area and a round porthole window on the adjoining wall lets in extra light. -
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Add a French Bistro Table
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Reid Rolls
This renovated farmhouse from Leanne Ford Interiors has a long built-in wood banquette in a natural finish with under bench storage. Loose oversized linen-covered cushions act as a backrest. A small vintage French bistro table with a whitewashed iron base in the corner by the window is everyone's favorite seat in the house.
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Find a Loophole
Design by Becca Interiors
In this Southampton surf retreat from Becca Interiors, a roomy kitchen banquette accommodates a large wooden farm table and antique chairs. The banquette is built on a sturdy painted white wood frame but left open for an airier look that complements the white shiplap walls and coastal decor.
Upholstered seat backs are held up by fabric loops secured to long metal wall-mounted bars, an easy DIY hack that works well for an improvised headboard as well. -
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Sneak In Extra Storage
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Margaret Austin Photo
Cathie Hong Interiors opened up a former galley kitchen to create an open concept space with room for a comfortable banquette accessorized with plump throw pillows in shades of pink and olive green that can be adjusted according to individual comfort levels. A row of built-in cabinetry overhead adds extra storage.
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Add Under Bench Storage
Finding Lovely
This light and airy kitchen banquette seating area from Finding Lovely includes under bench storage with the same Shaker cabinetry and hardware found throughout the kitchen. With an oval Saarinen style table and Scandinavian style chairs, the light and bright space is nestled in a window to create a convenient spot for both casual family meals and special occasions.
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Stand Tall
A Beautiful Mess
This DIY sunroom banquette seating area from A Beautiful Mess has a channel tufted back in a neutral fabric that runs all the way up to the ceiling, making the space feel larger and airier. The bench seating includes hidden storage thanks to swing-up hinges.
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Go Wide
Erin Williamson Design
In this Tudor renovation from Erin Williamson Design, family-style banquette seating runs the width of the whole back wall of the kitchen. A large oval table breaks up the linear banquette while creating ease of movement. A mix of pendant and sconce lighting above the table ensures that the seating area is well lit day or night.
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Keep It Tight
Design by Jessica Nelson Design / Photo by Carina Skrobecki Photography
This cozy corner banquette from Jessica Nelson Design has natural light from the windows, comfy upholstered seating with extra throw pillows, and a small round cafe table to preserve flow.
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Multiply Your Options
Heather Hilliard Design / Photo by David Duncan Livingston
In this large indoor kitchen that opens to the outdoors, Heather Hilliard Design included an island with bar height seating as well as a comfortable leather banquette seating area with a large table—with rounded edges to make sure you can easily slide in and out—for more leisurely sit-down meals.
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Add Accent Wallpaper
Michelle Berwick Design
This built-in breakfast nook from Michelle Berwick Design has multi-colored abstract floral wallpaper that creates a striking focal point in the all-white kitchen. Space-saving banquette seating allows four people to squeeze in for a coffee or a casual meal.
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Focus on the View
Erin Williamson Design
This contemporary banquette in a historic California home renovation from Erin Williamson Design is positioned in the corner of a spacious kitchen with industrial glass and metal windows and doors that open to the outside and provide a view of the pool.
Black chairs with cane backing and a patterned banquette back blend seamlessly with the black-and-white and wood tones of the room. -
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Tailor It to Fit
Design by Calimia Home / Photo by Jeanne Canto
The breakfast nook in a renovated 1930s house in Miami Beach designed by Calimia Home has a bespoke banquette seating area that is tailored to fit the proportions of the space.
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Try Pink Velvet
A Beautiful Mess
A Beautiful Mess created a DIY L-shaped pink velvet banquette that brightens up the corner of a bright white kitchen, creating a cozy spot for having a drink or a meal.
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Add a Gallery Wall
Caroline Brackett Studio of Design / Photo by Erin Comerford Miller
Caroline Brackett Studio of Design added a half wall of wainscotting behind this large u-shaped banquette seating area, complete with a family-friendly dining table and extra chairs.
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Add a Cat Cubby
Design by Emily Bowser for Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
This dining area designed by Emily Bowser for Emily Henderson Design has graphic wall decor and vintage furniture. The banquette seating also includes a discreet round hole in the base that is a stealth passageway for a pair of cats who blend right in with the black-and-white decor.
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Use Tea Tables
Heather Hilliard Design / Photo by David Duncan Livingston
Heather Hilliard Design floated a large dining table in the center of this spacious open-plan kitchen, then installed banquette seating along the far wall that is outfitted with a small Moroccan side table and a little round occasional table for afternoon tea breaks, pre-dinner drinks, or after-dinner lounging.
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Follow the Angles
Design by Becca Interiors
This built-in kitchen banquette from Becca Interiors follows the irregular angles of a Colonial home in Connecticut to maximize every last inch of space.
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Add Curves
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Erin Kelly
This dramatic, all-white upholstered u-shaped banquette from Leanne Ford Interiors is custom built to fit in a large kitchen alcove with an arched opening that is a far cry from your average breakfast nook.
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Squeeze It In
Design by Georgia Zikas Design / Photo by Jane Beiles
In this galley-style apartment kitchen from Georgia Zikas Design, a corner banquette is built in at the far end beneath a window with a city skyline view. Blue upholstery and throw pillows add color, while a round tulip-style table without any sharp edges allows for easy maneuvering in the compact space.
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Add Bay Windows
Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Emily Henderson Design added a half circle banquette to a bank of bay windows that creates a room-within-a-room feel in an airy open plan space.
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Stick to Black and White
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Reid Rolls
This black-and-white corner banquette seating area in a kitchen designed by Leanne Ford Interiors has a graphic black-and-white palette and a mix of old and new decor—a modern bistro table, classic French bistro chairs, a gilded vintage mirror, and a woven pendant light—that gives it a timeless appeal. An angled wood base provides extra leg room, while two-toned upholstery adds comfort and style.
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Make It a Double
Designed by Jess Bunge for Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
In a small space, creating a double banquette using freestanding benches and wall-mounted back rests on either side of a wall-mounted table can save room while creating a diner booth feel. In this bright kitchen from Emily Henderson Design, clean-lined pale wood furniture complements white walls, and dark blue velveteen upholstery adds a pop of rich color.
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Add a Spare
Design by Calimia Home / Photo by Jeanne Canto
The key to harmonious family living is often creating multiple spaces where people can gather or peel off from the group as desired. This spacious West Palm Beach, FL house designed by Calimia Home includes a bonus banquette seating area with a small table and bentwood chairs designed for solo work or one-on-one conversations.
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Go All White
Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Tessa Neustadt
Emily Henderson Design installed an all-white corner banquette seating area that practically disappears against the white walls and windows when not in use.
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Explore Earth Tones
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Douglas Lyle Thompson
This Venice, CA banquette seating area from Leanne Ford Interiors is finished in earthy neutral tones and vintage furniture. The built-in banquette has a weathered feel that makes it feel like it's always been part of the architecture.
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Go Hybrid
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
Kate Marker Interiors added a hybrid kitchen island and dining space with banquette seating on the other side in this spacious U-shaped kitchen. Instead of bar stools, the back of a large island forms a banquette for a generous dining table completed with normal-height seating for greater comfort and a more traditional feel.
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Improvise
Home Made By Carmona
If you live in a rental or don't have the energy or the means to add a built-in banquette, there are plenty of options out there for freestanding banquettes in a range of materials, styles, and colors. Just back them up against the wall, add a table, and you're good to go, like this cottage seating area from blogger Ursula Carmona of Home Made By Carmona.
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How to make a comfortable kitchen seat - several solutions
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Wooden benches, pouffes and built-in seats with cushions under the window or at the table are one of the ways to create coziness. They are associated with a place to relax, a reading nook and even create a replacement for a room in the kitchen.
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Many of us remember such pieces of furniture from ancient times, when the chest played one of the leading roles in the kitchen. Today, this type of design is gaining more and more fans. The kitchen has taken on a new dimension. This is a family space for spending time together, where most of the daily life takes place. Consequently, elements related to the room often appear in the kitchen. Stylish seats are the best proof of this. nine0003
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The seat allows you to comfortably relax, relax with a book, for example, while something is being cooked.
An indispensable element here should be soft pillows or specially prepared upholstery. This type of construction usually has a spacious storage compartment - ideal for storage.
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Seats in the kitchen most often appear in the day area. At the table, on the border of the kitchen and the room, acting as a kind of peninsula and an element of low-rise buildings under the window. Deciding to make a place in the niche of the kitchen, we can be sure that this place will become the most popular among all households.
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A kitchen with lots of windows is the perfect place to create a relaxation area. We can also use it in our free time. This type of furniture is also great for a niche. Soft fabrics are perfect for them, they can also be quilted or just pillows. nine0003
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For even more comfort, you can opt for an upholstered option, but due to the specifics of the kitchen, a removable and washable trim is the best solution (for example, to get rid of strong cooking odors that penetrate the fabric).
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In most cases, this piece of furniture must be made to order. We can then tailor it to our niche, integrate it into a range of furniture, or add it to an island or table. The bay window is the perfect place to sit. nine0003
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A window sill is an alternative to seating, especially if you have high windows in your kitchen. We can also try to put pouffes on the floor freely. They are especially suitable for children, who can comfortably spend time waiting for food. Another solution is to buy a ready-made crate, which we will complete with only a seat. Then we can place it anywhere, and the furniture will be mobile.
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Bench - a stylish alternative to chairs
Dining room or kitchen table is associated with chairs. What if you could replace them with a bench? The idea has been known for years, but is increasingly used in the arrangement of modern kitchens. This solution has many advantages.
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Firstly, it takes up less space, and if necessary, more people can fit at the table, and secondly, it creates an atmospheric atmosphere in the interior, which can be associated with a family gathering around a fire. If the benches themselves do not convince us, we can combine them with chairs - a bench on one side and chairs on the other. nine0003
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Bench - a stylish alternative to chairs
A stylish kitchen combines more and more useful functions. It should be beautiful, but at the same time comfortable and functional.
Chests of drawers and seats are a solution that has appeared in the Scandinavian style.
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However, over time it began to appear in all other publications. We meet them in large houses, but also in small apartments of the house. The seat is a good way to diversify the interior. We can celebrate a meal here or just laze around. nine0077
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upholstered sleepers and corner benches with drawer
Kitchen benches are great for families or households who often expect guests. This type of furniture allows both to accommodate a larger number of people in one place, and to enjoy the visitors a comfortable, soft seat, and the owner - a pleasant, eye-pleasing interior.
Advantages and disadvantages of kitchen benches with backrest
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Benefits of kitchen benches:
- Large space. The choice of furniture in the dining room most often falls on the benches due to the increase in space. Unlike chairs, benches are a kind of sofas that do not share seats between each other, which allows more people to fit at the table.
- Comfort. Most sofa benches for the kitchen are overlaid with a leather, fabric surface, which provides guests with a comfortable and cozy pastime, unlike solid wooden chairs. Also, in comparison with stools, the bench in the kitchen has a railing and a back wall, which is quite comfortable when sitting. nine0093
- Shop functionality. Most models can be put into sleep mode by unfolding them. This is quite convenient when installing benches in small apartments or with frequent visits by guests. Some models are equipped with a storage slot that can be opened by simply lifting the seat. This feature is quite convenient, as it allows you to significantly save kitchen space.
The bench is a popular piece of kitchen furniture and is a great alternative to chairs and stools. nine0003
Despite all the advantages, kitchen benches are not without drawbacks:
- Size. This disadvantage stands out when choosing furniture for a miniature room, since these benches provide for a fairly large space underneath. For such cases, there are small compact models that fit in any room. For a small area, corner and functional benches are great.
- Inconvenience when cleaning. When washing floors, you will need to move the seats. The benches are heavy in weight, which can be a disadvantage when cleaning. In the case of impregnated fabrics, dripping on them can also cause inconvenience. nine0093
- Other inconveniences. With a large number of people sitting in the middle, it is quite inconvenient to go out. This minus is insignificant, but it is also worth considering.
The high popularity of benches is due to their versatility, a wide range of models on the market and the optimal combination of appearance, practicality and comfort.
Bench options
Simple bench
This type is a simple but budget option. Despite being made from materials as simple as chipboard (chipboard) or MDF, the bench maintains quality and complements any rustic and sometimes country style. nine0003
The kitchen bench is a piece of furniture with a long seat, designed to accommodate several people at the kitchen table.
Upholstered bench
The upholstered kitchen bench, unlike other options, provides the highest comfort and convenience when sitting. As a rule, these benches are pleasant to the touch and, depending on the material, last for a long time. Most often, the upholstery is made of leather material or fabric.
According to its location, the bench can be located on one side of the dining table or clasp it on both sides.
Corner benches
Corner benches for the kitchen save a lot of space, unlike straight ones, located in the corner of the room and are often purchased by owners of miniature kitchens.
Usually, due to this placement, more people are placed at the table.
Both benches and benches can be made in both soft and hard versions and have different seat depths and heights. nine0003
Model with drawer
The kitchen bench with drawer is a good option with which residents can save space at home by putting all the contents there. This type is more expensive, but absolutely justifies its price. Owners of miniature apartments will also like a kitchen bench with a drawer in the kitchen.
Kitchen benches can also be of any size.
Sleeper
This type of furniture is suitable for frequent guests or small studio apartments. With a lack of sleeping places in the apartment, sofas with a berth are an excellent option. nine0003
This furniture is ideal for large kitchens.
This plus is also important, the price will be more expensive than other types.
Bench upholstery types
The following materials can be used as upholstery material.
- Leather. It is in demand, but at hot temperatures it can stick to the body and create an unpleasant effect. This disadvantage should be considered when buying.
Genuine leather is a durable, harmless and stylish material. nine0003
- Leatherette. It has a skin-like effect, but is in demand. These two types are the most popular.
Outwardly, it is very similar to leather, it looks expensive, beautiful, and the price is much cheaper.
- Eco leather. Possesses high wear resistance and frost resistance.
Eco-friendly upholstery in pressed leather and synthetic materials.
- Impregnated fabrics.
Sofas with impregnation can be subjected to wet cleaning.
Drops of food and drinks remain on the surface of the fabric. Despite the fact that the fabric can be washed, this drawback should be taken into account when choosing.
Vandal resistant versions are very popular.
It is worth considering that designers provide a variety of patterns and colors.
The new accessory must match perfectly with your kitchen decor.
Frame material
Considerable attention when choosing a kitchen sofa bench is given to the frame itself. In most cases, the material is wood: chipboard (chipboard) or MDF (medium density fibreboard). Wood-framed benches are often better made and look neater. Metal can also be used as a frame material.
The material is distinguished by good quality, environmental friendliness, strength and a guarantee of a long service life of the furniture.
How to choose a corner bench for a small kitchen
Corner pieces of furniture are the best option for miniature rooms due to their location, and their appearance looks more expressive than benches standing alone.
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When choosing, consider the following parameters:
- Model design. When choosing between simple and designs with drawers / beds and other additional features, most people choose more complex models, however, when choosing a bench with a complex design, it is not always easy to find a beautiful design.
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Kitchen accessory will easily fit into any design. It is enough to choose a sofa that matches the color and size.
- Appearance. The interior should be chosen according to the chosen style of your kitchen. Designers have created a large number of options for any style. Wooden benches are great for rustic or country-style kitchens, while painted whites go well with Provence-style rooms.
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- Filler. In the case of upholstery, it is desirable to take into account the filler. Often it is foam rubber or polyurethane foam. When choosing a high-quality filler, the upholstery will instantly restore its position. Higher quality filler is higher in price.
Sofas made in the Scandinavian style, laconic and simple form, no frills, often plain, but the most comfortable to use.
- Size. As mentioned earlier, the bench should be selected, given the size of the room.
Corner benches are great for small dining rooms. Kitchen benches with drawers are also well suited for a small room. nine0093
Lovely sofa bench with storage space, elegant high backrest and upholstered seats.
Please note! Corner benches most often fold out into a full bed. When choosing, you should also pay attention to the mechanism. In most cases, the most convenient is the extension of an additional element from under the larger side of the bench.
Originality, practicality and comfort in use are the main requirements for furniture design of a modern business person. nine0003
When choosing tables and benches, you should take into account many factors and adapt to the parameters of your kitchen. In addition to the actual characteristics, the bench should harmoniously fit into the room, create a pleasant and comfortable impression, and with the right choice, this furniture can serve your home for many years.
Sofas are made from materials that are light, non-staining, environmentally friendly and easy to care for.
