In years past, the dining room was a space for pomp and circumstance. And while today’s gatherings are much more casual affairs—one could argue that the traditional formal space has been replaced by the in-kitchen breakfast—there’s no doubt that celebratory meals take on even greater significance in a room that’s carefully considered and elegantly laid out, no matter the style.Here we got some ideas for you that will make you fall for them.
Like the sun breaking through gray skies, this color combination is a happy surprise. Let the yellow accents shine by choosing clean, modern lines on the walls, windows, and floor.
Exposed brick can add architectural charm to a breakfast nook. If you desire a more polished look, consider a fresh coat of paint.
Exposed brick can add architectural charm to a breakfast nook. If you desire a more polished look, consider a fresh coat of paint.
Traditional and antique pieces, like these Louis-style chairs, can feel intimidating when grouped together. But this room maintains a fresh face with various neutrals sprinkled throughout the space and accented with a single bit of hanging bling.
Who needs a formal dining room 365 days a year? This one is traditional enough for Thanksgiving dinner and cozy enough—with extra seating off to the side—for sitting on a Sunday afternoon.
If you love one bold color, go for it, but keep the competition in check—or, in this case, in toile. By sticking with a single two-toned fabric on the curtains and chairs, the whole patterned effect is easy on the eyes.
Clean walls, airy window treatments, and a whitewashed farmhouse-style table are perfect for a light-filled room with a view.
Too much wood can be a bit overwhelming. Think creatively about the pieces you bring into the room, like this painted cabinet, which keeps things light.
For those with a modern aesthetic, white is a popular choice for walls, floors, and even furniture. Lean on accents and textured pieces to soften up the space.
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