Even if your kitchen is very small, you can still have everything necessary there including an eating space. Puzzling over organizing a breakfast bar or a tiny meal space? Here are some genius ideas!
Windowsill Breakfast Bars
A windowsill can be used for storage or turned into a breakfast bar or drink bar! Go for a wider and thicker windowsill to make it comfier, think of attaching it higher than usual to make it comfy for sitting at it. Add a couple of stools and you’ll get a comfy and lively eating space with lots of natural light.
a thin windowsill breakfast bar with metal industrial stools
a tiny windowsill breakfast bar and a couple of wicker chairs are ideal for having drinks and meals
a window sill breakfast bar won_t take much space
a windowsill breakfast bar with bar stools
a windowsill breakfast bar with tall leather stools
a wooden windowsill breakfast bar with a couple of metal stools is perfect for a tiny kitchen
Floating Breakfast Bars
If your kitchen is extra small, think of having a wall-mounted breakfast bar and make it foldable to fold it when not in need. Make it as large as you want and need and attach it in the space, which is comfortable for you. One more smart idea is attaching a floating breakfast bar to your kitchen island – it will separate the cooking and the eating space.
a breakfast bar with a wall-mounted table and industrial stools
a circular floating breakfast bar that can be used for work, too
a floating black table with a couple of stools is what you need for a small kitchen
a floating breakfast bar with a comfy shelf over it can double as a kitchen island
a floating raw edge tabletop plus bright orange stools for chic bar
a floating round breakfast bar attached to the kitchen island and tall wooden stools
a small colorful breakfast space with a wall-mounted tabletop and shelves over it
a small kitchen with a floating wooden breakfast or drink bar
a tiny breakfast bar with a wooden floating tabletop and some comfy stools
a wall-mounted oak bar with bar seating is ideal for meals of any kind and even working there
a wooden kitchen bar with black stools can be used for drinks and meals
Other Breakfast Bars
Some other ideas may include partly wall-mounted, partly legged breakfast bars, tiny bar counters placed where it’s comfortable and bar counters attached to the kitchen islands – make them taller or lower than the cooking surface to highlight it. Get inspired!
a kitchen island with a double countertop, a taller one is used as a breakfast or drink bar
a raised up breakfast bar as a part of the kitchen island
a Scandinavian kitchen with a small tabletop and wooden stools
a small and narrow table with tall stools and a pendant lamp
a small breakfast bar attached to the kitchen island and a couple of metal stools
a small minimalist breakfast bar with a built-inn over and black stools
a white kitchen island with an uplifted breakfast bar
an industrial wooden bar attached to the kitchen island plus matching stools