Is your dining room looking dated? here are some budget fixes that don’t involve jettisoning a beloved a family heirloom, or purchasing a new table and chairs right before the gift-giving season. Click through for 10 ways to get your dining room holiday ready without starting from scratch.
Light fixtures are typically front and center in a dining room, and play a major role in setting the tone. designers are moving away from sparkly crystal drops towards more sculptural designs. designer Sam Sacks makes her trad velvet-upholstered dining chairs look more futuristic with an articulated, sculptural fixture.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: house & home November 2015
Designer: Sam Sacks
Warm metals and brass have made serious inroads into all corners of the design world. Gold and brass-toned tableware was once super scarce, but now many brands carry a version of this major trend.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: house & home November 2013
Designer: produced by Sasha Seymour
In designer Wendy Davis’s home, two rare Warhol prints of Mick Jagger give the minimalist dining room a shot of star power.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: house & home September 2017
Designer: Wendy Davis
Fresh white panels are a quiet counterpoint in this exuberant floral-wallpapered dining room. Don’t forget to use drapery hardware as jewelry: the brass finish matches the pendant light.
Photographer: Courtesy of studio McGee
Designer: studio McGee
Don’t underestimate the power of a new tablecloth and napkins. This floral stunner picks up the colors of the china pattern to rich effect, and the layering creates major drama.
Fotógrafo: Angus Fergusson
Source: house & home November 2012
Designer: Kai Ethier
Appetite is typically triggered by colors such as red, but hues on the cooler spectrum are livable and calming. create an enveloping sensory experience with a dark, moody paint, such as deep forest green.
Photographer: Michael Graydon and Nikole Herriot
Source: house & home October 2014
Products: wall colour, Billiard Table (S-H-490), Behr
Designer: Prop styling by Stacey Smithers. Food styling by Ashley Denton
Mirrors give dimension and depth to a room, and don’t pass up a chance to reflect candlelight glow in a dining room to add a more festive atmosphere.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: house & home November 2013
Designer: produced by Sasha Seymour
Rugs are an effective way to inject pattern and color into a dining room, and they create a welcoming softness underfoot — the perfect way to make holiday guests feel at home.
Fotógrafo: Angus Fergusson
Source: house & home October 2012
Designer: Joel Bray
Give chairs a mini makeover with a Scandi staple, the fleece throw. It makes long dinner parties so comfortable for guests, they may never want para sair.
Fotógrafo: Angus Fergusson
Fonte: House & Home Novembro de 2012
Designer: Comida Styling por Ashley Denton. Prop Styling por Sasha Seymour
Designer Grace Castaneda costurou uma franja pesada de ouro para a toalha de mesa de veludo DIY em sua casa de campo para as férias para vestir o estilo robusto e rústico da mesa e dar-lhe alguma presença extra.
Fotógrafo: Donna Griffith
Fonte: Casa e Casa Novembro de 2013
Designer: Grace Castaneda
