Liking the double window and all that natural light.

The table size shown is as large as that space should handle. Even then, it's not centered with the middle of the pair of windows -- ?or overhead light?

I prefer a round table myself ... however, if you occasionally need to seat a lot of people, in that space you could probably seat more with an oval or rectangle shaped table with the end toward the exterior wall. You might consider a rectangle table with drop leaf sides you could push against the wall with at least one leaf down when not in use or when you only need to seat two people.

Consider saddle stools for your bar, wood or upholstered -- they come in different widths.

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I'd measure out the banquette then decide which size would be best. I assume that part of the banquette will go under the window. If so, not sure if stools at the countertop will make the space too tight.

A 40" would be tight for 5 people.

Thanks for the replies. It sounds like we should go with the 45 inch so there is enough space for 5 of us even if it is a little tight.

Kind of switching up my question, what would you do in this space? We have a dining room, but the table is not really kid friendly, and I didn't want to use it on an everyday basis.

I was hoping to use the space for everyday dining and also storage for arts/crafts/homework/bills, etc.

Oval table, not round. The two round sizes are too small.