15 Cool Kitchen Islands With Eating Zones

cool kitchen islands with eating zones

A kitchen island is a must for all the kitchens except for the tiniest ones, it’s a comfy washing, peeling, cooking surface. But a kitchen island can have more functions than that: it may have some storage, dog feeder, a dining space or a breakfast one. Let’s have a look at the coolest kitchen islands with eating zones.

Kitchen Islands With An Eating Space

Choose a kitchen island that fits your decor style and colors and decide where you want an eating space: on one side of the island, on in one part of it if it’s long or maybe you’ll prefer the whole island to be an eating space. Everything here depends on the shape and look of your island, and you can also incorporate some storage shelves into the island.

A chic emerald kitchen island with a marble countertop and a breakfast zone on one side.

A chic emerald kitchen island with a marble countertop and a breakfast zone on one side.

A breakfast zone on one side of the kitchen island and wicker stools for a cozy feel.

A breakfast zone on one side of the kitchen island and wicker stools for a cozy feel.

A coastal pale blue kitchen island with a breakfast space and white stools.

A coastal pale blue kitchen island with a breakfast space and white stools.

A kitchen island on casters with open shelving has two functions - a table and a cooking surface.

A kitchen island on casters with open shelving has two functions - a table and a cooking surface.

A long rustic kitchen island with a dining zone and vintage stools.

A long rustic kitchen island with a dining zone and vintage stools.

A minimalist concrete kitchen island with an eating space and benches under it.

A minimalist concrete kitchen island with an eating space and benches under it.

A rustic vintage kitchen island serves both as a dining zone and a cooking one.

A rustic vintage kitchen island serves both as a dining zone and a cooking one.

A rustic vintage kitchen island with a butcher's block countertop and soem storage shelves.

A rustic vintage kitchen island with a butcher's block countertop and soem storage shelves.

A small kitchen island with a cooking and dining surface and industrial stools.

A small kitchen island with a cooking and dining surface and industrial stools.

Two-Level Kitchen Islands

A modern hot trend is a two level kitchen island, which defines the eating space at once. There’s usually a raised countertop that becomes an eating space here, and the cooking space is lower. Another idea is a completely different part of your kitchen island – lower or higher – which is purposed at eating there. Have a look at some ideas we’ve gathered!

A marble kitchen island with an additional raised eating surface.

A marble kitchen island with an additional raised eating surface.

A minimalist kitchen island with a redwood countertop for eating.

A minimalist kitchen island with a redwood countertop for eating.

A minimalist ktichen island with a white wooden eating zone.

A minimalist ktichen island with a white wooden eating zone.

A modern kitchen island with an additional dining table part of dark metal.

A modern kitchen island with an additional dining table part of dark metal.

A rustic kitchen island with an elevated breakfast zone and rustic stools.

A rustic kitchen island with an elevated breakfast zone and rustic stools.

A two level kitchen island with a marble part and a wooden one for having breakfast.

A two level kitchen island with a marble part and a wooden one for having breakfast.