We bought a 1930s house have opened up most of main floor incl small kitchen, diningroom and living room. Now its an odd shape to decorate. Contractors start this wk to complete painting, floors, trim and lighting. The dining room is much bigger than living room. I would like to add a fireplace/mantel/tv wall/area but not sure where or how to decorate to utilize space. Here are pics. Sorry i dont have measurements kitchen opened up into dining room.small breakfast nook/island to go onthat half wall large dining room area that opens into a smaller living roomthis was two rooms opened up into oneon right side of that window is the front porch doornew stairs built with under stair storage behind that door. Small powder room in right corner. Also little areabehind the couch on right wall i do have option to close up this window the outside of the window is a closed in front porch. This is small living room area Sorry i hope you can follow through the pics

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Hi everyone, thank you for your input. We have lates the table out with the clearances required and we have determined that we can have a 60”x40” or 42” or smaller. We would have the following clearances. 48” from the edge of the table to the patio doors. 42” from the peninsula countertop , 36” from the back wall to the edge of the table top. These dimensions leave us with some play if needed but right now this is what we came up with. We decided we don’t want a round friable because we still want the table to extend. So now I need to find the table. I’m afraid to purchase on line due to the retune or the quality when you can’t see it. Also being in Canada all I really see is Wayfair . Please let me know if these are good . My drawing is not to scale , we have changed the 2x4 construction to 2x6 by adding a strip and new insulation so we have lost a few inches on each wall. This we did after the drawings. But my new measurements are.

The shapes of the two tables do not have to be the same. What's most important is that each table fits the space it lives in and performs the functions required of it adequately. Once you've determined the size and shape that will best function in your breakfast nook, only then should you start thinking about how to co-ordinate styles between your formal and informal eating areas. Doing it the other way around is like shopping for clothes by colour without first filtering by size.