From the budget and decor to multipurpose functionality, here are some key factors you'll need to consider when designing the breakfast nook of your dreams.

Choose the Right Corner Though the placement of your breakfast nook should be straightforward (inside or near the kitchen!), home layouts vary and it can be tricky to figure out the best spot.

Bring in built-ins. For a calm, clean aesthetic that creates flow from the kitchen to the breakfast nook area, add a built-in bench made out of the same material as the kitchen cabinetry, Thomas says.

Not every kitchen has room for a dedicated breakfast nook. If space is tight, consider a simple garden bistro table and chairs, such as this charming table available at Target.

A cozy morning meal is made all the better when it's enjoyed in a vintage-style breakfast nook. Here's how to set one up, even in small kitchen spaces.

The ones with breakfast nooks. Keeping this often outdated space alive and fresh for modern living can be a challenge. Plenty of houses have them, whether they were built […] ...

Other nooks have only one or two windows in the outside wall and “wing” walls inside the kitchen. One such nook is featured in Heather Paper’s “Decorating Ideas Book” (Taunton Press ...

A breakfast nook, on the other hand, may work better to keep kids out of the cooking and clean-up zones because it is located along the edges of a kitchen, not at ground zero. They can eat, do ...

The term “breakfast nook” sounds hopelessly trapped in the 1970s, but modern homeowners are embracing the style and practicality of built-in seating in the kitchen.

Breakfast nooks are the perfect way to make the most of the extra space in or near your kitchen area and provide a casual alternative to eating meals in a dining room, but allow the opportunity to ...