Dining Room Design Ideas with Travertine Floors and Porcelain Floors
Refine by:
Budget
Sort by:Popular Today
81 - 100 of 13,532 photos
Item 1 of 3
Casa Vilora Interiors
Our client craved bold color in this space, while maintaining a cool mid-century vibe. We brought in the graphic wallpaper and custom roman shade fabric, lighting, artwork and furnishings
Interiors by Maite Granda
Next to the open concept kitchen, the dining area has a stunning view of Key Biscayne's green and blue ocean. With the Artefacto black round dining table and the Rove Concept Angelo dining chair, we were able to achieve the harmony of black and white.
Jaegger Interior Design
Dining in style. This round marble table and salmon-colored chairs inspire us to gather around and create new memories.
Elizabeth Hall Designs, LLC
I utilized my client's existing furniture and added new accessories and accent pieces to finish off the room. They live on the Mobile Bay, so I didn't want to obstruct their beautiful views. Mirrors on the opposite wall reflect the water. Coastal colors and tones are found throughout.
BRADSHAW DESIGNS LLC
Casual comfortable family kitchen is the heart of this home! Organization is the name of the game in this fast paced yet loving family! Between school, sports, and work everyone needs to hustle, but this hard working kitchen makes it all a breeze! Photography: Stephen Karlisch
Sheila Mayden Interiors
Photography: Christian J Anderson.
Contractor & Finish Carpenter: Poli Dmitruks of PDP Perfection LLC.
Lotus Architecture
Private, single-family residence. Custom designed by Lotus Architecture, Inc. of Naples, FL. Visit our website to view all of our exquisite custom homes of SWFL.
RJ Wachsman Homes
Another shot of the gallery viewing window from the dining room table. With a personal garden just outside the window - those who love nature will find themselves enjoying this view on a daily basis.
BGI Design
The breakfast area focal point is seen from the front door and is captured by a beautiful slab of quartzite hung on the wall as art. The sideboard underneath the slab is intricately designed with inlaid mother of pearl and, when opened, lights up to highlight bottles inside. We used the existing table and moved the neutral upholstered chairs from the dining area. The previously built-in bench area used for reading, is now finished off with custom cushions and large throw pillows for a comfortable rest area.
The dining area is now complete with colorful dining chairs that transition nicely into the large living area. Because our client loved pattern, we decided to use chairs that had a fun but unusual circle pattern on the back panel and play up the color with a fun striped fabric. The table is adorned with a silk floral arrangement and bright green circle hurricanes.
Michael Hunter Photography
Thyme & Place Design LLC
The existing kitchen was in a word, "stuck" between the family room, mudroom and the rest of the house. The client has renovated most of the home but did not know what to do with the kitchen. The space was visually cut off from the family room, had underwhelming storage capabilities, and could not accommodate family gatherings at the table. Access to the recently redesigned backyard was down a step and through the mud room.
We began by relocating the access to the yard into the kitchen with a French door. The remaining space was converted into a walk-in pantry accessible from the kitchen. Next, we opened a window to the family room, so the children were visible from the kitchen side. The old peninsula plan was replaced with a beautiful blue painted island with seating for 4. The outdated appliances received a major upgrade with Sub Zero Wolf cooking and food preservation products.
The visual beauty of the vaulted ceiling is enhanced by long pendants and oversized crown molding. A hard-working wood tile floor grounds the blue and white colorway. The colors are repeated in a lovely blue and white screened marble tile. White porcelain subway tiles frame the feature. The biggest and possibly the most appreciated change to the space was when we opened the wall from the kitchen into the dining room to connect the disjointed spaces. Now the family has experienced a new appreciation for their home. Rooms which were previously storage areas and now integrated into the family lifestyle. The open space is so conducive to entertaining visitors frequently just "drop in”.
In the dining area, we designed custom cabinets complete with a window seat, the perfect spot for additional diners or a perch for the family cat. The tall cabinets store all the china and crystal once stored in a back closet. Now it is always ready to be used. The last repurposed space is now home to a refreshment center. Cocktails and coffee are easily stored and served convenient to the kitchen but out of the main cooking area.
How do they feel about their new space? It has changed the way they live and use their home. The remodel has created a new environment to live, work and play at home. They could not be happier.
Dining Room Design Ideas with Travertine Floors and Porcelain Floors
5