Dining Room
Everything about designing a dining room layout
Standalone Dining Room
A standalone dining room is ideal for hosting gatherings, dinner parties, and other formal or holiday meals. It provides a barrier between the event and other activities in the household. Consider proper circulation and seating to ensure the room is comfortable. Additionally, it is important to place the room near other areas of the home, especially the kitchen, along with the guest bathroom, for efficient and accessible use.
Living Room & 4 Seat Dining Area
This type of layout is often found in compact homes, apartments, or open-concept living spaces where optimizing space is essential. Keep in mind:
- Spacing & circulation between the dining table and furniture should be 75-90 cm / 29.5"-35.4".
- A four-seat table dimensions benchmark is 90-110 cm / 35.4"-43.3" x 90-180 cm / 35.4"-70.9".
Living Room & 10 Seat Dining Area
A spacious dining area for accommodating large gatherings within an open space can be achieved by grouping furniture into distinct zones. Some benchmark dimensions to keep in mind for this space typology are:
- Spacing & circulation between the dining table and furniture should be 75-90 cm / 29.5"-35.4".
- A ten-seat table dimensions benchmark is 110 cm / 43.3" x 300-350 cm / 118.1"-137.8".
Open Space Kitchen, Island & Dining Area
The kitchen island and dining table have different functions: a dining table suits sit-down meals and entertaining social gatherings, while the kitchen island serves quick, casual snacks and informal interactions. Feel free to combine both seating arrangements in one open space to offer diverse experiences!
Integrated Kitchen & Dining Area
A kitchen and dining area combo makes for an efficient use of space and can create a continuous flow within a layout. One way to achieve this arrangement is by placing a dining table against a kitchen island - allowing for comfortable circulation.
