Check out a closeup view of the cool message board and dining area (previewed recently in Rebecca's roundup), created by designer Janine Carendi a friend was able to snap in person (you might remember his secret kitchen storage photos). You could list one heckuva long grocery list on that wall-sized side chalkboard and pin up a week's worth of notes onto that message board. But best of all, the whole table and bench setup tucks into a compact form when not in use. Peep the setup in its compact form below the jump...
We'd imagine ourselves using this as a remote/secondary home office during the day and a dining spot in the evening (or likely throughout the day too). Great small space design to draw inspiration from. Check out more ideas from Janine at her site 



This was just posted by AT:LA a week ago: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/how-to/how-to-create-a-space-saver-table-058067
view Jose A's profile
Looks so not comfortable.
view Snugglitas's profile
The repeat postings are seriously getting out of control.
view HandyC's profile
Cute idea. Though I agree with HandyC. Lots or repeats lately. Boo.
view yogiluvzbaseball's profile
Is this really that much of a different picture that it needed another post?
view SourCherry's profile
I think its the same photos too!
view Hollie's profile
Do people actually write 'shopping list' on a shopping list?
view hrhprincessfiona's profile
I should say, though, that I do think this is a great idea. I'm sure the cushions are perfectly comfortable. I would be more concern with the cushions slipping around.
view Jose A's profile
this is totally awesome
view hanako66's profile
Anyone know where the white table and benches (or smaller tables, I should say) came from?
view epodz's profile
I'll post a comment as soon as I pull this push pin out
of the back of my head...
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