Is it possible to plan an eat-in kitchen with special requests in only 29 m²?

Now definitely don’t get an L-shaped sofa. :p You had a normal sofa before. I found that nicer. :)

So it will probably be some kind of L-shaped sofa after all. But I will still try sitting on it first and the family’s recommendation is a sofa with a fold-out footrest(s). That way it doesn’t look so bulky. (I actually often work from the sofa in the evenings and have to keep my legs elevated for health reasons, but that only works when I’m almost lying down)

So it will probably be some kind of L-sofa after all. But I will still try sitting on it and the family's recommendation is a sofa with a fold-out footrest(s). That way it doesn't look so bulky. (I actually often work from the sofa in the evening and have to keep my legs elevated/higher for health reasons, but that only works when I'm practically lying down)

Something like the "Moule" from Brühl an option?

Something like the "Moule" from Brühl an option?

I just looked at it and it really looks nice ;)

I will only go intensive viewing once the floor is in and the ceiling along with the walls are painted to let the room have an effect.
Hopefully, it will then be possible again without any hindrance.

Couldn't resist the last few days (I'll steal the term "shockingly in love" :cool: ) and bought this stylish chair as the first new piece of furniture.

For now just the one, which already arrived today. And I have to say, it not only looks stylish but is also very comfortable. At the same time, it is extremely light and hopefully just as resilient as the material should be.

By the way, this is a "Kartell A.I." armchair, designed by Philippe Starck.

He looks very tough to me. So, for sitting for a long time :confused: He is stylish!

So I haven't sat on it for hours yet, but everyone who tried it briefly found it more comfortable than it looks. I do too ;-)

I would probably have thin cushions made (2x4mm felt edge-bound or similar).

Alternatively, I once ordered a less "crazy" chair, same manufacturer & designer. But a different model and a "more unobtrusive color": Venice in black.