Blend rustic charm with French elegance in a dining room reminiscent of a countryside chateau. Wide-plank floors and a chunky farm table are traditional basics, while a detailed chandelier and transferware plates up the ante, introducing sophisticated French elements.
A warm-as-toast raised hearth and an extra-large firebox bring views of a roaring fire to the dining area. The fireplace's sculptural limestone surround complements a pale terra-cotta tile floor, off-white walls, and dark-stained antique English table.
Simple styling and farmhouse furnishings give this mid-century Texas ranch the look of a centuries-old New England home. Historically accurate paint colors set the tone in this spare dining room, which features antique and reproduction furniture and no-fuss accessories.
French antiques fill this beautiful dining room. The warmth of neutral colors on the walls, rug, and drapes combines beautifully with dark-stained oak flooring. Soft pastel pink tones and patterned dining chairs complete a feeling of grace.
This dining room was updated with new architectural detail, furniture, and lighting in keeping with the Craftsman style. The far wall was once plain and uninteresting, marked with only a small door on the right. A second door and new upper windows created an open-plan feeling, yet keep adjoining rooms separate.
A dramatic painting gives this sunny dining room its punch. The other elements in the room are kept clean-lined and neutral to balance the powerful focal point. Chairs covered in washable white duck surround the simple farm table. The light-tone wood floors are left bare.
A neutral background and simple parquet flooring allow interesting accessories to be the main attraction of this eating area next to a kitchen. Though the chandelier is traditional, the art and furnishings are contemporary.
In this cool contemporary space, only a muted green rug and vibrant vase break up the simple black-and-white palette. Italian woven chairs surround a vintage table refinished in chocolate brown. A Kapa shell light fixture from the Philippines hangs from the ceiling.
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