TEA2 Architects The table was custom built for the space. You could contact your local cabinet show and they could make you one to perfectly fit your space.

TEA2 Architects 3'-6" at the narrowest point.

TEA2 Architects The sill is just below the top of the cushion/bench millwork. The cushion is supported with built-in millwork cabinetry and there is 4" horizontal gap between the bench back and the window wall.

cjoyglam Great! I'll forward this to our trim carpenter!

agmay Looks to me that counters are about the same height, so seating would be likewise, no? Narrow aisle but if seating is easily hidden/moved/dismissed, great space. How comfy is a seat with no back?

nicanderson I still think that they are different heights and I think a seat with a back is more comfy.

Niki Papadopoulos I would suggest approaching a local upholsterer in your area and taking this photo with you. They will be able to tell you if they can build it (which they should be able to if they do anything more then just re-upholstery and pillows) and then they would need to come out to your home and measure your space to build a piece just for you. They will also be able to tell you how much fabric you will need. Good Luck!

nevans2373 It states soapstone counter in keywords.

kandy smith Yes I think it is soapstone that has not been oiled or waxed.

Annie Thornton Although there are obvious differences between these flooring options, it comes down to personal preference for choosing what to use in your own home. Pre-finished wood can be factory finished wood, which means that it is solid wood that has been finished during production so they can be laid on the spot without any additional finishing. This means it is less of an inconvenience for you to move out all of your things to let the oil finish dry. There is also engineered flooring that falls into this category. This is a thin piece of finished hardwood that is adhered to the top of a non finished piece pf plywood. Traditional hardwood flooring is laid and then finished with a water or oil base finish that can take about ten days to dry. Pre-finished wood usually has more of an even coloring than the natural color variation that comes with finishing hardwood flooring onsite. Another thing to consider is that some pre-finished wood flooring is produced with bevelled edges that some people find attracts more dirt and debris. As far as replacing worn pieces, it is easier to replace individual pieces of pre-finished, but with traditional hardwood you can just refinish your hardwood flooring.

How do people feel about hardwood vs engineered wood flooring?