The tiles form a unique accent wall in an otherwise minimalist space.
I’m a big fan of the full-height backsplash in this kitchen.
Our unique materials, reclaimed wine oak, enhanced her design of the kitchen. This home was a designed collaboration by the owner and Dawn Willis. You could easily modify the idea and tuck a similar table into a recessed nook as well. A floating table turns an unused corner into a two-person seating area. This kitchen space is interesting because of the choices used for the walls and the tiles – love the wooden top of the table which complement with the stainless steel chairs. The black, white and pink combo of this kitchen sure is pretty. Also white cabinets, black & stainless steel countertops. Lake Home Kitchenīar height table as peninsula, then we can have a smaller 4-top tulip table in the dining area with maybe some upholstered chairs. It’s ideal for a wall in the kitchen, kids’ bedrooms or a panel in the study, and remember to keep a supply of chalk and a duster handy. Pick up an inexpensive can of chalkboard paint from a hardware store and you can have fun turning a wall into a great place for household memos or homework notes. Far PondĪlthough this cantilevered surface is a dedicated work zone, it also succeeds in injecting this modern rustic kitchen with a hearty dash of visual interest. This wall-mounted dining table is definitely a space-saver for this small kitchen area. I don’t like the style here at all, but the table as island combo is very appealing for space efficiency. “I imagine hamburgers being slid right out of the kitchen, just like at a diner,” he says. “The client wanted the space to be reminiscent of an old-fashioned diner.” To that end the architect had a banquette and a metal table installed beside a pass-through window. “Like many old houses, this one had a small room tacked on to the back,” says Poris.
Too tiny for a standard kitchen table, we added a table that folds down against the wall with foldable chairs that can be hung on the wall when not in use. This small space demanded attention to detail and smart solutions, starting with the table and chairs. Setting this slender counter to bisect the floor-to-ceiling window may break conventional design rules, but it also provides the perfect spot for an indoor/outdoor breakfast with a view. If you don’t have room for a table and chairs, don’t give up. These tables would surely interest you because of the unique quality there is to them – simple but functional, contemporary and definitely awesome examples you can choose to put at home especially if you need more space. These tables that we will be presenting today are the unique and space-saving ones that are pretty and definitely functional.īelow are photos of 20 Interesting Wall Mount Tables that will blow your minds – no, I’m just kidding. Haha! Truth be told, these tables are interesting because they are not the usual ones we see at home or in restaurants – the tables with 3-4 legs, even more. Nbd, I added an adhesive rubber bumper to balance it out.Have you personally seen wall-mounted tables? Well, because I haven’t. The only issue is that the center support ended up a bit low so it wasn’t perfectly level. Since the Bjursta is only available in espresso, I painted it with white and orange enamel to match the rest of my Ikea stuff, and I’m really happy with it. I wouldn’t stand on it, but it’s on there pretty good. I read the reviews from folks who mentioned that the spacing for the bracket holes didn’t match up to their wall studs and indeed they don’t: the center column holes are 14” from either of the outer bracket holes, and the inner bracket hole is just under 10” from the outer one, so I drilled additional holes to fasten the table to two studs and used heavy duty drywall anchors for the rest of them. I tried another desk with cantilever legs and I hated it, so I went with option number 2: the Bjursta. I needed it to fit into a very particular place. I bought this to use as a wall mounted desk for working at home.
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