How to Choose a Kitchen Island with Seating
Stools pulled up to an island provide space for casual dining and invite conversations with the cook. When two cooks will work simultaneously in the space, 48-inch widths are preferred. You could also position a lower or higher add-on table at the island’s outer end. Credit: Greg Scheidemann Amplify interest by usingvarying finishes or countertop surfacesto differentiate one tier from another visually. Barstools fit underneath 42- to 46-inch-high breakfast bars, and counter stools work with standard 36-inch-high island tops....