Laval Cosmo Condo Contemporary Dining Room, Montreal
Great room - small contemporary dark wood floor great room idea in Montreal with white walls — Houzz
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Dominika Madej wrote:
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Thank you so much. Unfortunately, we no longer sell that model. If you are not far from Montreal, Canada I can send you some suggestions. Just message me through Houzz:)
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Steven Corley Randel, Architect added this to Key Measurements for Planning the Perfect Dining Room
Combination LayoutsMore than a few homes in urban environments have layouts similar to this one. A large, rectangular shape houses the living room, with windows at one end of a large space and a kitchen at the other. The dining area must rest between these points. Note that the backs of two chairs align with the backs of two bar stools. You will need more space in a similar setup if you will use these seating positions simultaneously, less if you will use them independently. Also note that the dining table chairs are arranged opposite each other. Placing one on each side of the table is another option.
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Irene added this to Dining room
Combination Layouts
More than a few homes in urban environments have layouts similar to this one. A large, rectangular shape houses the living room, with windows at one end of a large space and a kitchen at the other. The dining area must rest between these points.
Note that the backs of two chairs align with the backs of two bar stools. You will need more space in a similar setup if you will use these seating positions simultaneously, less if you will use them independently. Also note that the dining table chairs are arranged opposite each other. Placing one on each side of the table is another option.
Joan Butler added this to Joan's ideas
I like the stools for the kithen but in white
Make sure you have at least 36 inches from the table to the back of the chair. Then you should have a walkway of a minimum of 3 feet. Give yourself 36 inches from the counter to the back of the bar stool when it is pulled out (as if you were getting off of it).
In the kitchen you commented on, someone would only be able to use one chair at a time, either the dining chair or the bar stool because there is not enough room.
Thanks for your help!