The holiday season is a time filled with friends, family, and food, and it’s important that your kitchen is ready to accommodate such an influx of activity. What better way to keep both company and meals in sync than to have an eat-in kitchen island? Ideal for dining, food preparation, and storage, these handy, built-in features not only provide more counterspace, but also serve as prime spots for appliances and other essentials.
When it comes to anticipating his clients’ busy schedules, Charlotte, North Carolina, architect Ken Pursley certainly knows a great island when he designs one. “Islands are always convenient places to grab a snack or quick bite and go, particularly when there’s little time to spare,” says Pursley. “In fact, where room allows, I prefer designing kitchens with multiple…
