Dining Room Design Ideas with Carpet and White Floor
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Freestyle Restyle
Breakfast Room. The South of France is alive on the Upper West Side. Just off the Hudson River, this apartment is flooded with warm south-western light and lends itself to the joyful, saturated color and playful pattern combinations. The project included, a full color palette, custom upholstery and window treatments, a kitchen and bath refresher
Douglas Design Studio
Dining room featuring a double sided fireplace, grand stone table and Lalique chandelier.
Lindsay Cowles LLC
'42613' 48"x60" oil on canvas. For inquiries please message or email lindsaycowlesfineart@gmail.com. Available in print format.
家具・インテリア Kanehiro
4人掛けに程よい大きさながら、存在感のある、楠の一枚板テーブル。木目の壁やベージュの床との相性が良く、シルエットが引き立ち、ミッドセンチュリー風の味わいを感じさせます。
Camilla Molders Design
Residential Interior Design & Decoration project by Camilla Molders Design featuring multi coloured puzzle chairs and paintings by Megan Weston
Coffey & Co. House of Interiors
The formal Dining room was designed to be the room we ALL wanted to eat in. The 8' french doors open to the front courtyard and creat the perfect entertainment venue for evening gatherings on any given Tuesday.
Design By Alicia
Dining in comfort doesn't have to be stuffy. This charming and colorful dining room has bright neutral wall color with a warm walnut finish on the table. The drapery provide color and character, while the built in china cabinets have a interior background color that pulls you into the space. It adjoins with a more contemporary designed living room but the colors remain the same, bringing them together.
Howard Butler Furniture
Extendable dining table
The client specified a high gloss Art Deco style table that could be extendable, using Macassar ebony timber.
They had mentioned that they didn't like the idea of the commonly used art deco style base frames, which are a 'U' shaped form sat on a plinth.
This table was to be space saving, so a folding top worked well within the designated area this table was to be situated. I used the Art Deco fan style to construct the legs, each section a different thickness to add texture and to form shadows, making the legs interesting to look at.
To break up the mass of the dark timber I used a stainless steel inlay to follow all profiles of the design. The idea of using stainless steel was to catch the light and also add a more elegant vista to the table in keeping with the period style. The inlays border the top when open and are also on the top when the table leaves are in the stowed position. There is a dovetailed drawer hidden in the top rails for keeping items in, thus de cluttering the top and overall design.
Certainly a statement piece of furniture you can never tire to look at from all angles.
Dining Room Design Ideas with Carpet and White Floor
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