the greyson sofa, above, from the paris market makes me think of that style even though it's a couch and not a bench...how gorgeous would it look on one side of a chunky salvaged wood dining table like this or this?
here are some photos of the banquette look done so very right. bon appetit!
even if you're not totally into the look of the banquette idea, i think these pictures do a great job of showing how a dining area doesn't need to be all uniform pieces to look pulled together and elegant. don't you?
photos from www.theparismarket.com, www.younghouselove.com, www.tenango.com, www.sarahrichardsondesign.com, www.photobucket.com, www.housebeautiful.com, www.elledecor.com, domino, www.countryliving.com, www.bandelle.com, www.coxnewsweb.com
photos from www.theparismarket.com, www.younghouselove.com, www.tenango.com, www.sarahrichardsondesign.com, www.photobucket.com, www.housebeautiful.com, www.elledecor.com, domino, www.countryliving.com, www.bandelle.com, www.coxnewsweb.com
2 comments:
I love banquettes! We actually had them set up at our wedding, kind of around the perimiter of the room. It gave the room a fancy look. :)
Thanks!! I've been toying with the idea of building a banquette for my kitchen along the knee wall that separates the kitchen from family room- I didn't know it could look so good!!
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