How many people would regularly sit there?

Three looks pretty tight to me. As if people’s elbows would bump.

usually just two but when we have people over on the weekends we all end up sitting around there near the kitchen

Two. The wall and middle seat wouldn't be able to get in or out with three.

Two is best; three is too much--there's no room to maneuver.

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Two.

IMO not enough space for 3.

Two. Bring out the the third when needed — they could be scooted a bit farther apart those times. When we had a place with several barstools, and guests over, no one stayed lined up perfectly … the stools would get moved around for chatting. :)

Minimum recommended is 24" per stool. What is your peninsula length? You also have the column which will limit you

two of those w backs...get a cute backless stool and push it over onto the wall under the hanging art.....on occasion someone will/can pull it over to end of peninsula for a "perch" .sounds like you think 3 person capacity might be a goal...but realistically two is better with the occasional person who doesnt mind the stool. Mixing things up a bit and being flexible can be fun and no harm...

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We think two might work best, since if you have three people will not be able to sit comfortably and get out easily. If you did three, you would need more room, like in this design of ours:

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