into a very small (~400 s.f.) space.
we opted to go with a kitchen island design because it looked better than an ‘l’ shaped kitchen in the space. with that came the opportunity to maybe fit in a hidden dining table/breakfast bar.
i hate spending money on perfectly good things only to cut them up but it was worth the try here. james did the dirty work.
we had to cut a 2″ deep slot in the back and the middle of the two cabinets. it just so happened that the very bottom of the top drawer is at table height so it worked out very well to use the empty gap on 