Your Fresh Dose Of Inspiration For New Dining Room Décors

Not all homes have a dining room. Some people don’t see the point of having a separate space just for eating when they can do that in the kitchen or somewhere else in the house. But let’s say you do want a dining area in your home. How would you decorate it and what type of furniture would you use? Try to ignore your existing dining room’s décor and to imagine something different. There’s an infinity of possibilities and we managed to gather a few of them right here so you can let them inspire you.

The play of natural wood for dining room

The play of natural wood tones and earthy colors against the white walls and floor is refreshing in this case. At the same time, this dining space looks fresh and bright. The area rug’s intricate design and the hypnotic wall art pattern fit in perfectly.{image from Marika Jarv Creative}.

Bring more natural light for dining room

If you want to bring more natural light into your dining room décor then you can use skylights and clerestory windows. It would also help to have large windows or glass doors connecting the dining space to a terrace or deck.{found on Melissa Miranda}.

Dark inspired dining room from Smith Hanes Studio

A dining room can also be dark such as the one designed by Smith Hanes Studio for this beautiful country home. As you can see, the walls and ceiling are dark and the small round table and the chairs are the main elements that add a light touch of white and natural wood to the décor.

Dining room with simplicity design

A modern dining room will almost always be defined by simplicity. Geometric designs and simple patterns are often integrated in such designs. Disc Interiors chose to use here a simple striped rug and a set of stools with round seats instead of the usual dining chairs.

Details and accessories for dining room

Details and accessories are important for creating a suitable ambiance in the dining room. If you want to add drama to the space you can choose to hang long curtains in a rich color such as burgundy or purple. You can find some inspiration in this apartment designed by Marianne Tiegen.

Clean white inpired dining room

White can also be a strong color if used right. You can make a white dining room look amazing by adding a few contrasting details such as a set of non-matching wood stools, a colored accent cabinet or an eye-catching table centerpiece.{found on Couleur Locale}.

Dining room combining various patterns

If you want to play with shapes and discover interesting ways on combining various patterns, you can find some inspiration in the design created by Camille Hernand Architectures. This dining room combines modern and retro details with a touch of French glamor.

Dining room with a French glamour design

Before you start worrying about the little things, it would be best to focus on the basics. Dining room furniture is not usually very diversified. A table and a few chairs are all you need. But you don’t really need anything else because you can choose colored chairs like these yellow ones used by Peter Wilds Design and they’ll make your dining room pop.

Dining room with built in shelves and bench

When decorating a room, regardless of its function, the general desire is to create a cohesive look. This can be done through a variety of methods. This dining room designed by Double G has a turquoise background with walls and furniture that match complemented by colorful accents in the form of accent pillows and wall art.

Country chic look dining room with Tom dixon pendant lamps

There are many ways in which you can give your dining room a country-chic look. One example is offered by Hare + Klein. This is a décor which mixes traditional and rustic features with modern elements.

White dining room with an eye cathing wall art

A well-chosen piece of wall décor can serve as a focal point for the dining room. Its placement and design are very important. Ross Tang Architects chose to add a bold touch of red to this space and to keep the rest of the décor very simple.

Rustic bench with white paint bricks for dining room

There are numerous beautiful features here. For example, the rustic bench, the white painted brick wall, the textured ceiling and the wooden shutters reminiscent of barn doors are definitely worth mentioning. They all contribute to an overall inviting and comfortable décor.{found on Kid & Coe}.

Ecletic dining room design

Describing an eclectic living room décor is not easy when there are so many diverse elements, all struggling to steal the viewer’s attention, elements such as differently-colored chairs, wall decorations, patterned area rugs or interesting light fixtures.

Black and white dining room with eye cathing fixtures

Another important aspect is the dining room lighting. Chandeliers and pendant lamps are popular choices. The team at Bruzkus Batek chose to display a set of three minimalist pendants above the table, thus establishing symmetry.

Fresco dining space design

Al fresco dining spaces are often considered the most charming and beautiful of all. There’s something special about having dinner while admiring a panoramic view or feeling a fresh breeze. Andersson-Wise Architects offer a really lovely example. You can also take advantage of these elements if you have a dining room with full height windows or sliding doors.

Dining room with a rustic fireplace and gold frame mirror above it

A fireplace can really make a dining room feel extra cozy and inviting. You can have one that matches the room’s décor. So if you have a traditional or rustic home, a fireplace such as the one used here by Clites Architects would be an interesting choice.

Wall decor ideas for dining room

The wall décor is another aspect to take into consideration. Peter Wilds chose here to frame a selection of minimalist black and white images and to display them on a gallery wall. The frames are not placed in a symmetrical or regular pattern. Their random placement sets a casual and relaxed ambiance.

Dining room with a mid century feel and wood accents

The use of wood in interior design is definitely not new. Wood is used in dining rooms in a lot of ways in order to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Wood-paneled walls and ceilings are one option. You can find more inspiration from Dorrington Atcheson Architects.

Fresh decor for dining room with a corner bench and iconic table

The type of fresh and airy décor featured here by J. K. Kling Associates is usually specific to beach houses and summer getaway homes. The use of rattan furniture, lots of white combined with light neutrals and blue accents is defining for this dining area.

different textures and materials for dining room

An eclectic dining room can be decorated using a variety of different textures and materials combined with various patterns and colors. All these elements have to be balanced in order to create a harmonious décor throughout.

Small green bench and LED sign above the bed

There are many ways in which to personalize a dining room. Wall art is one option. A luminous sign can brighten up the space, just like it did in the case of this design by BWArchitects. Both the hearth shape and the message look nice here.

Dining room with a large chalkboard wall

Another option is to add chalkboard walls to the dining room’s interior design. This allows the décor to be changed and customized in an infinity of ways. You can also add additional wall art such as a framed mirror or a painting.

Iconing dining room furniture and butterfly wall art

Dining room wall art can also be something handmade. For example, you can try to replicate the butterfly wall art used here by Kemble Interiors. The project would be quite simple. You’d have to make a variety of paper butterflies and to attach them to a frame or directly onto the wall.

Breakfast nook with a message above

You can combine several different types of wall décor. For example, a wall can be painted black and then you can have something painted or stenciled on it for a bold contrast. Another wall cab be decorated with framed pictures, mirrors and other things.

Oversized pendant lamp above the table

An oversized pendant lamp can also do the trick if you’re trying to create an eye-catching focal point without necessarily using lots of colors. This dining room designed by Gilles & Boissier can be a good example in this case.

Colors and hairpin bench for dining room

The colors featured by a wall painting can be reiterated throughout the dining room. For example, they can be employed when covering the chairs, benches or table. You can play with various colors, materials and textures the same way Studio Revolution did here.

Traditional kitchen room

Traditional homes may not be trendy right now but we all know how cozy and inviting they can be. So if you want to imprint those characteristics onto your dining room, you can borrow some inspiration from this style. Perhaps a cabinet with a buffet at the bottom and open shelves at the top would be a good choice for the space.

Chandelier over kitchen table

We really love the way this chandelier is reflected into the dining table’s glossy top. The fact the rest of the furniture doesn’t share the same finish, color and characteristics is refreshing. In addition, the chairs are a really nice match.

Consider choosing different colors - plastic molded chairs

Consider choosing different colors for your dining room chairs. Standard Studio used here four chairs with identical designs, each featuring a different color, ranging from khaki green to light brown. They look great in this context.

Cave castle dining room with reclaimed wood table and pantone chairs

You can also find your inspiration in dining rooms such as the one designed by Serge Castella. This space was designed to resemble a cave, with textured rock walls and ceiling, raw edge wood used for the dining table and a few modern elements added for contrast.

Mirror above fireplace

A dining room can have multiple eye-catching design elements such an ornate chandelier, a gallery wall, some interesting centerpieces on the table and a fireplace. They can all follow the same style or they can each introduce something new into the décor.

Kemble luxury dining room

When designing this luxurious dining table, Kemble Interiors opted for an overall traditional vibe. The design is elegant and packet with patterns. The wallpaper and the upholstery on the chairs are two good examples. Even though the color palette is not diversified, the décor is far from austere or boring.

subtle influences from various styles

Stephen Karlisch‘s design for this dining room combines subtle influences from various styles. The décor is retro-chic with modern and industrial influences. The painting displayed on the wall steals all the attention, everything else becoming less eye-catching by comparison.

Balance is the key for a good design

Balance is key so if you decide to go with a large and opulent chandelier in the living room, it would be nice to keep everything else simple and neutral. Check out this project by Brown Design Group for an idea of how to do this. The oval table, the chairs, the walls, floor and wall décor are in sync sharing similar characteristics.

Wood tree base for dining table with a concrete top

Dining room tables come in many different forms. The one used here by Heather Garrett has a wooden base which strongly resembles the trunk of a tree just where it disappears into the ground. There are also several other elements which are nature-inspired.

Tulip chairs and Tom Dixon Brass ceiling lamps for dining room

The Tulip chairs are simple and versatile enough to be used in a variety of different settings. They make wonderful dining chairs as you can see here. They were used by the designers at Turner Pocock in combination with a cluster of golden pendant lamps each featuring a different shape.

Unique dining room with brass chairs

The uniqueness of this dining room’s design comes elements such as the sculptural brass chandeliers, the metallic and geometric design of the chairs or the multitude of simple cylindrical legs featured by the dining table. This was a design by Olga Akulova.

Diff chairs for dining table

As you can see, there’s no shortage of ideas when it comes to dining room designs. There are many tips which we’d like to offer you. One of them is to always try to set up your dining space close to a window or balcony so you can benefit from all that great natural light as well as from the view.

Industrial style chairs for dining room

The industrial style is not particularly popular in the case of dining rooms because a warmer and more welcoming décor is usually preferred. However, an industrial setting can be very charming too. Chango & Co can offer such as an example.

Lucite ghost chairs dining room with a farm table

The lucite chairs used here by H2 Design + Build are not great if you have something to hide. However, they’re perfect if you want to put emphasis on the table and to keep the décor bright, airy and simple.

Vaulted brick ceiling

The vaulted brick ceiling gives this dining room a unique look while also being a reminder of the building’s history. You can try to find similar ways of making your dining room stand out, either by adding something to the décor or by revealing something underneath it.

Subway tiles for dining room walls

The dining area doesn’t need to be a separate room. A corner space can be enough if you can make it look beautiful. Sandra Benhamou gave this one a round table with a mirrored top, a tiled floor, a set of minimalist chairs and some framed wall art displayed on a slim shelf.

Shades of yellow for dining room

Sometimes the color does all the hard work. So pick a shade and go with it. Yellow is a bright and cheerful tone so you can use it if you want to lighten up the décor in the dining area.

Uinique dining table and marble walls

On the other hand, if you want the décor to be minimalist, then you should use white as your primary color. By doing this you’ll offer more important to the shapes featured by the furniture and accessories, such as this intriguing table used here by Damien Langlois-Meurinne.

Ghost chairs and focal wall

The focal point of a dining room can also be a table centerpiece. A large floral arrangement can look elegant in any décor and can be adapted to suit any style. In addition to that, the clustered chandelier displayed here by Brian Paquette is another interesting feature.

White tulip table with marble top and bench seating

The Eero Saarinen Tulip table is another popular piece of furniture in modern dining rooms. It can be used in a variety of configurations, one example being this cozy nook featuring a window bench seat with built-in storage and additional chairs.

Wire chairs and round dining table cozy spot

The fluid lines and sleek design of the mesh chairs used here by the Shialice team are complemented by the fluffy texture of the seat covers. The table, by contrast, has a solid and simple design. The combination is balanced and modern.

Graphic wall art design for dining room

The graphic design of this dining room was a project by studio Jamie Beriestain. There are many intriguing elements here which wouldn’t be so eye-catching if not put all together in the same space. They include features such as the graphical area rug, the wall décor, the glass table or the chandelier.

Nordic inspired dining room

The all white room is the perfect backdrop for all the rustic and vintage treasures integrated in this dining room by designer Lynda Gardener. The décor is a mixture of vintage and rustic with subtle hints of industrial in the form of a metal table frame or pendant lamp.

Large dining room table with bench and chairs

An open plan interior design suits most modern and contemporary homes. Areas such as the dining room, kitchen and living area can be part of the same open volume and can also function as separate areas at the same time. Space dividers can be of use in this case, although the actual design is enough in most cases. This particular dining area was a project by Brown Design Group.

Industrial dining room design lighting

Industrial lighting can be hard to come by and a preferred alternative is a DIY project. You can coordinate your industrial pendant lamp with some metallic dining chairs and a few other accent details which can spread throughout the dining room in a balanced and elegant fashion. You can also play with different materials and finishes when doing this.

Red chairs with rattan seat and pendant lamps

Red dining chairs are a great option when you want to add some color to the room. Red is a powerful and strong color  which is best used in moderation so if you decide to use it on the chairs it would be a good idea to keep everything else as simple and neutral as possible.

Azman Architects and Jim Stephenson White dining area with plastic molded chairs in diff colors

The dining room and the kitchen can share the same volume. Most often these two spaces are part of a larger open plan. However, they need to be separated in some way and one idea is to do this with a series of vertical boards organized to form a see-through divider just like the one featured here by Azman Architects.

Poted plants for dining room

When everything else in the dining room is simple and neutral, with no particularities designed to make the decor stand out, you can add some character to the room through wall art or potted plants. This is a way of introducing a new color palette to the space as well as some texture and pattern.

Traditional wooden chairs for dining table

It’s possible to play with styles by mixing and matching contrasting elements. Notice the way in which the traditional wooden chairs dialogue with the chic pendant lamp displayed above the table and the playful picture displayed on the wall. This is an interior by Anna Carin Design. Apart from the different in style influences, the decor also features contrasts of color.

Nixon Tulloch Fortey Norman Avenue

If you think is too strong to use it in the dining room, you can pick a different accent color, one that’s less striking but just as invigorating and dynamic. Yellow is a cheerful tone which you can use in contrast with a dark floor and a few gray accents, just like Nixon Tulloch Fortey Architecture did for this contemporary residence.

Cozy dining space for family

The dining room is usually perceived as a space where family members meet to spend time together, either on a regular basis with various special occasions. As a result, someone might want to turn this room into a cozy space meant to make everyone feel comfortable and to bring back beautiful memories. A bunch of rustic accents could be the answer and this design by Jute can be the perfect source of inspiration.

Hi location balanced interior design

A balanced interior design can be created in a lot of ways. In the case of the dining space designed by Hi-Location, the approach is simple and complex at the same time. There is no dominant feature here. Instead, several different element work together to form a harmonious and inviting ambiance.

Colorful chairs for a white dining room

What do you do when you can’t decide on a single accent color for your dining room? Well, the solution is pretty simple actually. You don’t choose a single color and instead you use two or even three. However, you have to make sure they are nicely distributed throughout the room. You could, for example, opt for dining chairs in two different colors and use a third one for the wall art.{found on The Assembly Hall}.

Reclaimed chairs - DIY chairs for dining

Consider using reclaimed furniture in your home. You could treat this concept as a DIY project where you find and rescue old dining chairs for example and you give them a makeover. You could create your own unique collection of chairs, each one with its own story and design particularities.

Combo Dining room with Living

Having a living room and dining area combo in the same open space may seem like a perfect plot for a chaotic life. However, these two functions can coexist harmoniously if the layout and decor allow it. There’s no need to visually separate them with dividers. You can choose instead to create a smooth dialogue between them by using similar colors, materials and textures.

Glass dining table top wtih a metalic base

Glass tables are not for everyone. But if you’re the type that likes the idea of having a dining table with a glass top then you can explore all the advantages such a piece of furniture offers. For example, a glass top allows the table’s base and legs to stand out more. At the same time, it allows the room to appear larger and more airy, just like the one designed by Wolveridge Architects.

Large floor to ceiling red frame windows for dining room

As previously mentioned, it’s preferable for the dining table to be positioned close to a window in order to benefit from the natural light and the view. If possible, it would be ideal to have the space surrounded by full height windows. So consider a sun room dining space.

Bring nature inside room - high dining table

The more we leave nature behind and become more interested in other things, the more we start to miss its beauty. As a result, we try to find ways to bring it back into our lives and our homes. In the case of dining rooms, this can be done in a lot of beautiful ways. Using live edge wood furniture is one option and another one can be to integrate trees and branches into the room’s decor.

Matching dining room furniture

Having a matching set of furniture in the dining room is not a must. However, it can prove to be an aesthetically pleasing option. If the table and the chairs form a matching set this can help everything else in the room fall into place more easily without having to carefully asses the balance in the decor.{found on Anita Calero}.

Yellow chandelier over dining table and art above fireplace

The chandelier is definitely the focal point in the case of this playful and chic dining room designed by Techne Architecture. Its design is intricate and very detailed but the most eye-catching feature of all is definitely the color. The bright yellow is a refreshing element in an otherwise simplistic decor.

CHRIS TUBBS 2010

Stripes are a popular pattern in a variety of cases. In the case of dining rooms, they can be introduced in the form of a striped area rug or wall decor. You can even use the pattern to add dimension to the room. It can be mixed with other shapes, patterns and prints.

Outdoor dining room for hot summer days

An outdoor dining area is quite different than an indoor one. The choice of furniture and materials is different. Let’s have a look at this particular design by Collected Interiors. Notice the use of metallic chairs and a robust bench instead of the usual sleek chairs which keep the dining room from looking too crowded and small.

Masive wood countertop for dining rable

On the other hand, there are also similarities between indoor and outdoor dining areas. This space designed by L’Atelier d’Archi features the same combination of several chairs and a solid bench as the one described above. Their designs, however, are more chiseled and adapted for indoor use.

Lake view dining area

One of the usual concerns related to outdoor dining spaces is the lack of warm and comfort usually characteristic to indoor spaces. However, there are ways to adapt those features. A dining area situated on a deck, for example, can feel very cozy and welcoming. You can find the elements that make that possible in the design created by Wim Goes Architectuur.

Old dining table design

The multitude of colors present in the small and cozy dining room designed by Toby Scott gives the space a playful and dynamic look. The green table top, the diversity of chairs organized around it, the dark brown accent wall and the artwork displayed on it are all elements meant to offer this area a lot of charm.

Large wall laining mirror and farm table

A large mirror can prove to be the missing element in your dining room. This can be a useful accent feature in a small room if you want to make it appear more spacious. It can also be useful if you want to make the space seem brighter or if you simply need an interesting way of decorating the room without using wall art.

 

Large chandelier over farm dining table

Let’s say you want your dining room to have a large ornate chandelier. Its opulent presence will most likely have to be toned down by other pieces which are simple or contrast with the light fixture in some way or another. An unfinished or reclaimed wood table could be the piece you’re looking for.

Bohemian look dining room

In certain contexts, an opulent chandelier can fit in beautifully. The entire dining room would have to have a bohemian look and an aristocratic presence. Furniture pieces would have to be ornate but still retain an elegant simplicity. Given all these elements, a neutral color palette would be most suitable.

High ceiling dining room

Dining rooms with high ceilings can benefit from low-hanging or over sized chandeliers and pendant lamps. You can choose to make the light fixture the center of attention, keeping everything else simple. The chandelier could have a sculptural design such as this one or could impress with its size or color.

Accent light fixture above table

The light fixture has to be chosen in accordance with the context it is placed in. So, for example, if the dining space is small and occupies a corner of a room, hanging a very large chandelier above the table would overwhelm the space. A less impressive but still eye-catching pendant lamp would be a much better option.

Tom dixon pendant lamps for dining table

A cluster of pendant lamps can be the perfect answer when you want to light up a dining room which has a large table. A collection of light fixtures with matching designs and different shapes or sizes can be arranged to evenly light up the room while also forming an elegant focal point for its interior design.

Hanging swing seating for dining table

A dining room can be elegant and playful at the same time. It’s all a matter of choices. For example, you can choose to have an indoor swing instead of a regular bench or armchair. The inspiration for this idea comes from Mork Ulnes Architects. They used it to give this dining room the dose of uniqueness is badly needed.

Large dining table with a built in bench and wall behind decorated with pics

Comfort is important and no room can neglect that. In the case of the dining room, An upholstered bench or sectional can prove to be the perfect choice. This is an interesting alternative to the usual combination of table and chairs.{found on Shoot Factory}.

Large dining room chalkboard accent wall

We mentioned more than once that a chalkboard wall can completely change the look of a room. Just consider the possibilities. You can change the mood in the room just by wiring the right message on the wall. The space can be romantic, sober or artistic, depending on how you want it to look and on your creativity.

White and clean dining room area

Sometimes it’s great just to stick with the basics. A dining room doesn’t need a lot of color to look special. The simple contrast of light and dark tones is enough to make it stand out. The Uxus design team definitely had the right idea when customizing this dining space.

Small chandelir for dining table

A small chandelier hanged low over the dining table will offer the room a cozy, warm and welcoming look, especially if the room is decorated with simple wooden furniture featuring subtle rustic details. To highlight this, you can also casually let an antique painting lean against one of the walls.

Reclaimed wood dining table

Consider this: your dining room and kitchen are adjacent to one another and you can connected them through a narrow niche just large enough for you to send the plates through. That would be an interesting design approach. Of course, you can also use the idea of a wall niche in a lot of other ways.

Small dining room with solid furniture

Even though this relatively small dining room has an over sized pendant lamp hanging above the table, the light fixture doesn’t overwhelm the decor. That’s because of its lightweight and delicate design. If you’re interested, you can even make something like this yourself using some yarn, an inflatable ball and some fabric stiffener.

Friendly and inviting room

Give the dining room a friendly and inviting look by creating a gallery wall on which you display framed photos of your family’s members. This wall can also be a source of color for the room if everything else is neutral or lacking character. Interior designer Annette Ekjord can offer you some inspiration in this sense.

Wood beams dining table

Bricks Studio gave this dining space an eclectic appearance by combining a series of elements such as thick exposed bricks, white slanted walls, a table with a robust solid wood top and an industrial-style metal frame and several elegant upholstered armchairs.

Wood stump table base

A rather different approach was used here where the wire mesh dining chairs have a very small impact on the room’s interior design. However, their role is to highlight the design of the table which has a solid wood base resembling a large portion of a tree’s trunk and a glass top.

Cozy dining room designed for a large family

The chairs are usually those that add color to a dining room if such an approach is desired. On rare occasions, however, that role is taken on by the table. The fact that this is not the usual approach makes such a design stand out. The unexpected combination can be quite refreshing.

Old and solid furniture can e recycled for dining room

Wire mesh chairs and glass tables are nice tricks you can use when you want to make a small dining room seem bigger. However, when space is not a problem, you can choose the opposite approach. Big and robust furniture pieces can be chosen in order to make a statement. Keep in mind however that balance is always the key.

Traditional rug for dining room

Define the dining space using an area rug. This strategy is very practical when the dining area shares an open plan with the kitchen or other functions. In addition, the area rug also allows you to add color, pattern and texture to the space. It can also be the element that links this zone to other key features in the house.

Indoo and outdoor living-dining connection

A long and narrow volume will feel less crowded and more spacious if you choose not to divide it with solid walls but rather to treat it as a single space housing two or more functions. The dining area can be one of them and you can take advantage of the high ceiling to display a set of low-hanging pendant lamps.

Shades of pink for dining area

If a corner by the staircase wall is all you can afford to dedicate to the dining area, you might as well make the most of the situation and turn this small volume into a cozy, bright and chic space. Alexandra Angle Interior Design can offer you some inspiration. The beautiful pastels and the carefully chosen proportions featured here are quite exquisite.

Design element for dining room - large high back bench

Deciding which design element is the most important in this case is an impossible task. The graphical chandelier, the industrial-style dining chairs, the checkerboard floor, the ornate mirror frame, the elegant round table and the wing-back seat all have their own role here.

Iconic rocking chairs for dining room

Using rocking chairs instead of regular dining chairs is a great idea which you can adapt to suit your own dining room’s design and decor. The rocking chairs would occupy some extra space compared to the alternatives. However, they’ll be an unexpected addition which will make the entire design memorable.

Yellow Accent pieces for dining area

There are many accent pieces which you can add to a dining room to make it look complete and beautiful. One of them can be a ladder style shelving unit. You can have it casually placed in the corner, leaning against one of the walls and you can use it to display personal items.

Rustic dinig shelf for dining room

This rustic dining room features a really interesting detail: a crocheted pair of lampshades for the ceiling fixtures. You can treat this as a DIY project and make your cozy pendant lamp cozy. It will make the room feel warm and comfy, especially during winter when all you can see outside the window is the gray sky and snowy surroundings.

Jordi canosa metalic base for dining table with wood on top

Tiled floors are typical to spaces such as the kitchen or the bathroom. However, this can also be an option in the case of the dining room. This design approach works well when the dining room and kitchen are basically one and the same or when you want the decor to stay country-chic and rustic.

Bricks floor option for dining room

There are also other interesting and unusual flooring options you can explore besides the usual wood boards and tiles. For example, check out this exposed brick pattern. There are several ways to get this look: with actual bricks, with patterned carpet, with tiles or by having the floor custom painted.

Large wood dining table with diff chairs

However, if you want to make the room feel cozy and inviting, a fluffy area rug is a much better option. Maison Hand offers us a very beautiful example of such a design. The rug is only one of the elements which make this room feel look beautiful and alluring. Other details include the soft color palette, the various chair designs and the simplicity of the wooden table.

Masculine dining room design

Add a bit of drama to a small dining area and make it look sumptuous and sophisticated by decorating it with patterned accent wallpaper, elegant but simplistic chairs, a chic round table in a contrasting color and a set of pendant lamps clustered above the table. The ones chosen by Beke Claessens for this space are simply perfect.

Dining table area on the balcony

Having a second dining area out on the balcony or terrace would definitely be refreshing. You could take advantage of it on those beautiful summer mornings when you want to enjoy breakfast outside or whenever you want to change the decor. A romantic dinner would sure be another wonderful option.

Rope wrapped lamp fixture

The little things often prove to have a big impact on a room’s decor and ambiance. Details such as the glass bottles turned into vases filled with fresh seasonal flowers or the imperfect lampshade which you’ve put together yourself have the potential to give a dining room the charm it needs to feel complete.

Bench and and dining chairs

Benches and dining chairs are often used together in dining rooms of all styles but not usually in the way they are displayed here. A bench doesn’t necessarily have to be placed against the wall or to cover the entire side of the table. You can have a small bench and a chair sit side by side for an interesting combo.

Sophisticate allure for dining room with white painted bricks

If you want to give your dining room a royal and sophisticate allure but also keep it modern and simple at the same time, then you’ll have to carefully select your furniture and accessories. A set of upholstered chairs with ornate wooden frames, high backrests and velvety red accents can be your ticket to success.{found on The Village}.

Iconic tulip table and plastic green chairs

There are no exact rules when it comes to eclectic interior designs. That’s because they’re always unique and result from the strong dialogue established between two or more different styles. In a lot of cases an eclectic dining room is defined by a variety of textures, patterns, colors and shapes each maintaining its uniqueness but all working together to form a whole.

Dining room with black walls and chairs but with a touch of green

A black wall can look dark and gloomy, elegant and sophisticated or plain and boring, depending on everything else around it. In this case, the wallpapered accent wall gives the dining room a particularly elegant and glamorous look. This is also because of the mirror displayed on this as well as the chandelier hanging above the wooden table.

Low dining table

The three over sized pendant lamps displayed in this dining area make the large table look quite small by comparison. This combination works because the interior design of this whole space is minimalist and the chromatic palette is intentionally kept simple and neutral.

French insired dining room

This dining room shows just how impact the placement is. Imagine the same table and chairs placed in a different room which didn’t have large glass doors and windows. The decor and the ambiance would surely be different in such a case.