By Leslie Anne Wiggins for Architectural Digest.
Beautiful breakfast spaces that make getting out of bed a little easier.
Mornings start early at the Michael S. Smith-designed New York City home of actress Alexandra Wentworth and television journalist George Stephanopoulos. In the breakfast area, the family's two dogs are seated on chairs by David Iatesta.
Big country breakfasts are served at the Texas Hill Country vacation home of decorator Sara Story. The long banquette is upholstered in a creamy leather by Moore & Giles.
An antique Federal table furnishes the breakfast area of a historic home in Hudson Valley, New York. The spacious kitchen was converted from a former conservatory space.
A Christopher Wool artwork presides over a Manhattan breakfast area. The wood banquette and striking table were designed by Francis D'Haene.
The breakfast nook of a Manhattan apartment by Penny Drue Baird is furnished with a chair from Design Within Reach and a Sputnik-style 1960s Venfield light fixture.
Industrial pendant lights from Rewire Gallery hang in a Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, breakfast nook, where the view is of bucolic surrounding farmland.
A gorgeous green sideboard stocked with tea canisters creates a cozy atmosphere in this Lisbon kitchen.
The suede-upholstered banquette in this Hamptons kitchen encourages leisurely breakfasts.
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