Decorating A Dining Room

Living and dining rooms are often thought of as the showrooms of a home, since these are the places where people are most likely to host parties and where people often place their most eye-catching furniture. Roxanne Stevens, the interior design consultant Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member diywithadd from the Su Casa group: Renovation of the dining room on the parlor floor of our brownstone apartment is done. Check out the before and after. As you can see, this naked room is crying out for décor Something to consider if you went to C2E2 this year, or go to San Diego's seminal Comic-Con International in July, or Chicago's Wizard World in August: Amid the cult actors and comic book artists, the cosplay and Kevin Smith, there are smart decorating Our snug galley kitchen opens right into our cozy dining area. Since we don't have room for more than six guests at our table, our parties flow into the kitchen space. So, I thought long and hard about how to decorate my kitchen and dining area. relied on current trends and the inspiration she drew from the Mt Laurel community to decorate the new model home and cushions to accessorize the kitchen and great room, while camel-colored dining room chairs and white cabinets make the room pop. Over-scaled parquet style wood floors run throughout the main floor living spaces that include a foyer with curved staircase and amply proportioned formal living and dining rooms 7 in Your Mama’s Big Book of Decorating Dos and Don’ts adamantly .

We opened up the hallway and created a double parlor out of two rooms that were small and cramped I think that same philosophy subliminally took over in the decorating. The fact that we have soaring 14-foot-high ceilings also encouraged me to be Don’t have room for a whole dining set? You can still add a touch of whimsy this summer with a Swingasan from Pier 1 Imports. These come in a range of colors, materials and designs, and as either one- or two-seaters. Park one, along with its coordinating Airy, sprawling rooms with plenty of areas for decorating are the dreams of many homeowners or a game table that doubles as a dining table. Entertainment centers are beautiful, but if you’re tight on space, try wall-mounting your television. "The old rules of formal living — and therefore, decorating — are disappearing "I've had clients ask me to repurpose their formal dining rooms to create a relaxed space that can be used on a daily basis," Jackson says. .