15 Breakfast Nooks That Are Full of Charm

A banquette upholstered in a vibrant blue-and-white DeLany & Long awning stripe takes center stage in an Upper East Side breakfast area by designer Philip Gorrivan. The space, which is owned by filmmaker Nathaniel Kramer, features photographs by Kramer and an artist's proof by Joan Miro for added visual interest.

Black and white photographs line the walls of a cozy breakfast nook in a Park City weekend retreat designed by Nicole Davis. The classic color palette benefits from pops of gold accents and a light wood pedestal table.

The breakfast nook in a Brooklyn townhouse features a banquette covered in a Zak+Fox patterned fabric, a pedestal table by Restoration Hardware, and a pendant light is by Serena & Lily.

A breakfast nook injects a dose of charm into Steven Volpe's weekend home in California's Marin County. The table is original to the 1890s shingle-style house, and the chairs are 1920s Norwegian.

For an apartment in Moscow, designer Olga Kulikovskaia-Ashby incorporated a breakfast area in the kitchen. Black Tom Dixon pendant lights hang above the table; the chairs are by Vitra, and the plates shown on the kitchen counter are by Seletti.

For an inviting breakfast nook in a Virgina home, designer Jennifer Schmidt adhered to an all-white palette and opted for clean lines that add interest to the home's traditional farmhouse style.

An Ikea table and red vintage chairs with sheepskin seats add character to a wood-paneled breakfast room in a Stockholm farmhouse. The home is owned by fashion designer Sanna Kvist and her husband, interior designer Lars Henriksson.

For an Orem, Utah, home, Alice Lane Home Collection settled on a three-tiered Walt chandelier from Oly Studio. The gold fixture, which resembles an inverted wedding cake, illuminates the light-filled space even more.

A breakfast room in a small, yet sleek kitchen, in a Monte Carlo apartment designed by Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet is outfitted with a table and chairs by Jeanneret, along with an oven, cooktop, and hood by Aster Cucine.

A crisp white breakfast nook lend a casual feel to a sophisticated family home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A leather banquette and a minimalist light fixture complete the charming look.

In Amy Fine Collins' colorful Fishers Island retreat, the breakfast room features a 19th-century Dutch chandelier, a custom-made table, and a 1940s tapestry by Jean Lurçat.

In retail guru Jeffrey Kalinsky's New York apartment, an all-white kitchen design includes a breakfast nook with a minimalist pendant and dining set.

In a London townhouse owned by designer Peter Mikic and TV producer Sebastian Scott, the breakfast room is complete with
custom-made table and chairs and an etching by Lucian Freud.