Something about banquette seating just says relaxed and comfortable to me. I love it paired with unique chairs and patterned cushions. I originally wanted this in our home, but didn’t end up going that route because we didn’t want to interfere with the flow from the open living room to the breakfast room. Maybe we’ll change our minds in the future. For now, I can just enjoy these images.
*via Diane Bergeron
*Designer Annsley McAleer's Boston home. Photo by Justin Bernhaut, Domino, April 2007.
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*Photo by Eric Piasecki
Images below from BHG.com
Do you like banquette seating or do you prefer a table and chairs?
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