Kitchens are often small, and space-saving solutions are essential. Sometimes there’s literally no space for eating, what should we do? Use every inch of space – make a built-in meal space or make a dining space in some other room, for example, the living room. There’s one more cool idea: have a look at your windowsill – it can be turned into a cool eating space! You won’t need much space for having breakfast, and even a narrow windowsill will be enough. Let’s have a look at inspiring windowsill breakfast zones.
Low Window Breakfast Zones
Low windows are difficult to handle but you can attach a windowsill as it’s comfortable for you. It can be even foldable if the kitchen is tiny, and you can hide it when not needed. Add a couple of stools and hide them under the tabletop when not in use.
Span a low window with a breakfast bar and enjoy the views while eating.
Elevate your morning toast-and-tea ritual with a window seat.
A wooden table as a windowsill at a low window is a great idea.
Usual Window Breakfast Zones
Make a cool breakfast zone on your windowsill – if there’s no windowsill, you should make it, you won’t regret! Such a windowsill breakfast zone will save much space and you’ll enjoy the views while having a meal. If the windowsill is big enough, you can hide stools and chairs under it when you aren’t using them.
A cozy breakfast bar on the windowsill and a couple of modern teal stools.
A mini modern kitchen with a windowsill meal zone and a turquoise stool.
A narrow windowsill cna be easily turned into a comfy breakfast zone by the window.
A small kitchen clad with wood and a windowsill bar with modern stools.
A windowsill used as a tabletop in the kitchen is a gorgeous idea for a small space.
A small windowsill breakfast bar with a couple of modern leather stools.
A small windowsill breakfast bar with pendant lamps is a cool idea.
A tabletop at the windows allows having meals and doesn't take much space.
A windowsill breakfast bar and metal stools look very inviting and cozy.
A windowsill for breakfasts and a couple of comfy upholstered chairs.
A windowsill used as a breakfast zone, additional drawers for storage.
If your kitchen is small, use the windowsill as a breakfast zone, add potted greenery and lamps.