Really not sure of your question: how to gain more prep space? Post pictures of the kitchen

Ok so these are 2 sides of kitchen. Place where big dining table is seen( corner is not visible in photo), thats good amount of space. We have put small breakfast dining set instead of huge ( this pic is old). Next to that small breakfast dining set, I plan to put something to have counterspace free like hutch. It will come where you see this dining table in pic right now.

You could replace the whole dining business with a counter-height island, which could function as prep space during cooking and have an overhang for some in-kitchen seating the rest of the time. This assumes that (a) there's a dining space elsewhere, and (b) the kitchen is large enough for an island, which it looks to be.

Yes there is separate dining room and kitchen has space for island.

Since we have put small round breakfast dining set in the corner (no space for it elsewhere) I wonder if island next to it ( wall aligned) will not look out of place and also risk for kid. This is old house and old styled kitchen.

I have seen good island on bedbathandbeyond.com and love it. Just double thinking between hutch and island.

I would get rid of the small breakfast dining set. Float the island in the middle of the room with seating on the far side, where kid can keep you company while you cook.

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Can probably go bigger than this. Can have a real one, with cabinets underneath and an outlet, or get something smaller that's not built in.

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Look at these 2 kitchens. They have islands & narrow depth cabinets on the long wall like your

[https://www.houzz.com/photos/kitchen-remodels-traditional-kitchen-boston-phvw-vp~19782560[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/kitchen-remodels-traditional-kitchen-boston-phvw-vp~19782560)

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My kitchen is slightly smaller than yours. I have a small island and also a pie-safe for some extra storage. The pie-safe is thin so it doesn't stick out much into the kitchen. Your kitchen looks longer than mine so you might fit in a slightly longer island. Try to leave 42" between island and sink and island and range if possible. Mine is movable - not built in. Both the island and the pie safe are from a local Amish furniture store. I had to get a top for the island though. Originally I used butcher block, but recently changed it out to the same quartz as my counters.

There are three stools at the island, but probably only two adults could sit there comfortably. The dining room is right next door, so I rarely use the island to eat - just my kids do.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~93784291

other side:

https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~93784356

jhmarie -you kitchen is beautiful and so clean.

I like you pie-safe cabinet. I am looking something similar but may not that high.Kitchen is the only way to get to family room and with toddler always running I am looking for similar ideas. Thanks for pics.

I am sure you can find a smaller pie safe:)

I do not have the room for a hoosier cabinet, but wish i did: