Dining Room Design Ideas with Brown Walls and Brick Walls
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AmberthWith a generous amount of natural light flooding this open plan kitchen diner and exposed brick creating an indoor outdoor feel, this open-plan dining space works well with the kitchen space, that we installed according to the brief and specification of Architect - Michel Schranz.
We installed a polished concrete worktop with an under mounted sink and recessed drain as well as a sunken gas hob, creating a sleek finish to this contemporary kitchen. Stainless steel cabinetry complements the worktop.
We fitted a bespoke shelf (solid oak) with an overall length of over 5 meters, providing warmth to the space.
Photo credit: David Giles
Wall TheoryClose-up of the faux Classic Brick panels used in this project. This Wall Theory client used our DIY friendly faux brick panels to create a feature wall that gives this rustic-chic dining room texture and dimension. The distressed wood picnic table and metal chairs play off the brick, and a large chalk board sign is displayed in the centre. These panels are simply glued or screwed to the surface, and can be installed in an afternoon.
Zebra Stone Artisans. LLCBrick veneer wall. Imagine what the original wall looked like before installing brick veneer over it. On this project, the homeowner wanted something more appealing than just a regular drywall. When she contacted us, we scheduled a meeting where we presented her with multiple options. However, when we look into the fact that she wanted something light weight to go over the dry wall, we thought an antique brick wall would be her best choice.
However, most antique bricks are plain red and not the color she had envisioned for beautiful living room. Luckily, we found this 200year old salvaged handmade bricks. Which turned out to be the perfect color for her living room.
These bricks came in full size and weighed quite a bit. So, in order to install them on drywall, we had to reduce the thickness by cutting them to half an inch. And in the cause cutting them, many did break. Since imperfection is core to the beauty in this kind of work, we were able to use all the broken bricks. Hench that stunningly beautiful wall.
Lastly, it’s important to note that, this rustic look would not have been possible without the right color of mortar. Had these bricks been on the original plantation house, they would have had that creamy lime look. However since you can’t find pure lime in the market, we had to fake the color of mortar to depick the original look.
Reico Kitchen & BathDesigned by Jen Denham of Reico Kitchen & Bath in White Plains, MD in collaboration with Potomac Home Improvements, this multi-room remodeling project features Merillat Cabinetry in a variety of collections, styles and finishes.
The kitchen features Merillat Masterpiece in the door style Atticus. The perimeter cabinets feature an Evercore Bonsai, complimented by a kitchen island in Hickory with a Sunset Suede finish, all covered by a Silestone Lusso Quartz countertop. The kitchen tile backsplash is Elon Tile Boston North East BC125 2.5x10 Brick, with a Carrara Stone tile custom painted accent.
The adjacent Breakfast Area features Merillat Classic in the Ralston door style with a Java Glaze finish with same countertop and brick tile. The laundry room design is also Merillat Classic cabinets in Ralston with a Cotton finish. All three rooms feature Armstrong Prysm PC001 Salvaged Plank Ridged Core White flooring.
“Jen was very helpful and supported our color and design features we asked to be included,” said the clients. “If we had an idea, Jen would find a way to make it work. We now have a very beautiful and functional kitchen, breakfast nook and laundry room."
“The client was kind, patient, and open to ideas. They wanted to incorporate features of feng shui and bring elements that were most important to her into the kitchen. To do this, we used a natural palette, functional touches, and a custom tile from her home country of Thailand,” said Jen.
“They also wanted to reflect the brick style of the front of the house by adding an accent wall into the breakfast area and back splash. However, some of the pull out wall cabinets and doors for the coffee station needed some tweaking once installed. We learned how to create a more custom look by doing a "hutch" area created from stacking wall cabinets and adding glass.”
Photos courtesy of BTW Images.
Reico Kitchen & BathDesigned by Jen Denham of Reico Kitchen & Bath in White Plains, MD in collaboration with Potomac Home Improvements, this multi-room remodeling project features Merillat Cabinetry in a variety of collections, styles and finishes.
The kitchen features Merillat Masterpiece in the door style Atticus. The perimeter cabinets feature an Evercore Bonsai, complimented by a kitchen island in Hickory with a Sunset Suede finish, all covered by a Silestone Lusso Quartz countertop. The kitchen tile backsplash is Elon Tile Boston North East BC125 2.5x10 Brick, with a Carrara Stone tile custom painted accent.
The adjacent Breakfast Area features Merillat Classic in the Ralston door style with a Java Glaze finish with same countertop and brick tile. The laundry room design is also Merillat Classic cabinets in Ralston with a Cotton finish. All three rooms feature Armstrong Prysm PC001 Salvaged Plank Ridged Core White flooring.
“Jen was very helpful and supported our color and design features we asked to be included,” said the clients. “If we had an idea, Jen would find a way to make it work. We now have a very beautiful and functional kitchen, breakfast nook and laundry room."
“The client was kind, patient, and open to ideas. They wanted to incorporate features of feng shui and bring elements that were most important to her into the kitchen. To do this, we used a natural palette, functional touches, and a custom tile from her home country of Thailand,” said Jen.
“They also wanted to reflect the brick style of the front of the house by adding an accent wall into the breakfast area and back splash. However, some of the pull out wall cabinets and doors for the coffee station needed some tweaking once installed. We learned how to create a more custom look by doing a "hutch" area created from stacking wall cabinets and adding glass.”
Photos courtesy of BTW Images.
メラーキテクチャ アーキテクツ 建築研究所都市郊外におけるハンドドリップを主とした珈琲専門のカフェレストランの計画である。新しく計画を検討するにあたり、従来の企業姿勢を最大化し、郊外店舗ながら街に開かれ、顧客や周辺の人々に愛されていく店舗のあり方が望ましいと感じた。そのため、この計画では建物先行型の計画ではなく、顧客先行型の計画方法を探った。結果、ハンドドリップの軌跡のように敷地全体に有機的にまんべんなく広がる利用者のシークエンスと滞在スペースを、開発行為にあたらない程度に起伏を設けた地形と同時に計画した後に、樹木と屋根を同時に配置して店舗を計画することとした。樹木と建物の関係を塾考し、敷地中に平面サイズの小さな建物が枝分かれして繋がるように配され、その一つ一つの建物は、外に開く所、閉じる所を丁寧に計画した。地形から立ち上がる壁の上に軽やかな木造の屋根が乗っかる構成により様々な関係を受け入れる大らかな空間を実現する。
この環境の中では、
建物 と 自然 ... ひとり使い と 女子会 ... 喫煙者 と 非喫煙者 ...
軽やかな白い屋根 と 硬い様相の土壁 ... 木架構 と コンクリート壁 ...
開放感 と 籠もった感 ... 賑わい と 静寂 ... 現代デザイン と アンティーク
多様な関係が同在する空間を目指している。
GALAXY DRAPERIESBeautiful Roman shades and custom drapes add softness to this dining room. They pair beautifully with the softness of the dining room chairs in an otherwise hard room. Love the beautifully filtered light through the closed Roman shades that also provide privacy and insultation.
Dining Room Design Ideas with Brown Walls and Brick Walls
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