Kitchen banquette

On Long Island, New York, Peter Pennoyer Architects crafted a retreat inspired by the early-1900s residence that previously graced the property; the decor is by Matthew Patrick Smyth

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.

Banquette seating has transformed from a niche design element in French bistros to a beloved feature in homes worldwide. Offering a blend

I've been meaning to share an update on our banquette kitchen island for a while! Here's a look at the before and after photos — so much more space.

Let's take a look at some different types of banquette seating and see how they can transform your dining experience.

A midcentury-style abode is transformed into the ideal space for its empty-nesters to entertain indoors and out.

Your breakfast nook is in for a major upgrade. With solid wood legs, base, and densely-cushions foam seats wrapped in a stain repellent cover, the Rosin banquette is also — wait for it! — modular. What if your breakfast nook became... a breakfast wall... think about it.

Crafted from solid ash and outfitted with hidden storage, Monti's clean lines and tasteful joinery can turn any corner into a custom architectural moment.

Give your space a beautiful and comfortable lifestyle edge

The owners of this kitchen wanted to redo it but keep the square footage and layout. Two designers reimagined the space for functionality.