Here’s a shot of the dining area with the addition of some lovely flowers from my mum and dad’s garden. 💛 This weather is wonderful, we have finally got some sunshine & I’m off to Budapest. Let’s hope it’s still here by the time I get back 🌞 . Dining room inspiration, tongue and groove panelling, DIY panelling, banquette bench seating, #thepureedit #homeaccount #homedecor #homeinspiration #neutraldecor #interiordesign #countryhomeandgarden #rusticdecor #lovemyhome #countryinteriors

Bath based interior designer Stephanie Williams worked as the production designer, alongside celebrity designer Gabrielle Blackman, on the BBC1 programme DIY SOS: The Big Build in Cornwall. Find out about the design process for this house and how the interiors were designed to fit in with its coasta

We love this banquette seating area or “the coffee nook”. The tongue and groove design, as well as the dark green, continue from the utility and pantry into this space tying them together. The open spaces underneath the seat make the banquette more decorative and broken up rather than a solid appearance. Perfect for baskets, storage and display.

Designing dedicated dining nooks creates a lovely space in the kitchen or just off of it. Using banquette seating on one side will add texture, storage and convenient seating for any occasion. Adding a tongue and groove elements to the area can be a lovely design element that adds a new but classic element to the dining space.

Muted colours such as Farrow & ball Worsted, Ammonite and Card Room Green and beautiful found objects make up this calm home in Hassocks, West Sussex. owner Chloe likes to hunt for treasure at Ardingly Antiques Market, Lewes Flea Market as well as La Redoute.

Kitchen banquettes are having a moment in kitchen and eat-in kitchen designs and we love it. Here, we share some of our favorite banquettes.

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