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Key Biscayne 611
Key Biscayne 611
Corners Interior Design, LLC.Corners Interior Design, LLC.
Saul Zaik House
Saul Zaik House
UserUser
Rough sawn contemporary oak kitchen
Rough sawn contemporary oak kitchen
Culshaw Kitchen MakersCulshaw Kitchen Makers
Riven engineered oak doors provide a striking effect on this contemporary kitchen. Silestone worktops around the perimeter of the kitchen contrast nicely with the grey worktop on the island unit. This kitchen features clever storage solutions including secondary drawers within drawers to keep the look uncluttered yet functional, lifting locker door with Blum Aventos HF hinges to give unrestricted access to the cabinet interior and internal larder racking that provides a stylish and practical storage solution. The kitchen also houses integrated appliances such as fridge freezer and dishwasher. A black AGA range provides heat and a Faber Northia hood takes care of the cooking extraction. A bespoke sideboard and shelves were also crafted for the dining area of the kitchen. Photos: Ian Hampson (www.icadworx.co.uk)
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San Francisco Forest Hill Remodel
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SoYoung Mack Design, Assoc. AIASoYoung Mack Design, Assoc. AIA
Contemporary Breakfast Room with slate blue wall, family photo gallery, contemporary trip tic painting and Asian artifacts. Paul Dyer Photography
Miami Beach Dream
Miami Beach Dream
Marmiro Stones, IncMarmiro Stones, Inc
Materials: Afyon White Classic Brushed Floors
Marina Del Rey, CA
Marina Del Rey, CA
Daleet Spector DesignDaleet Spector Design
Lee Manning
Retro Family Room
Retro Family Room
Eminent Interior DesignEminent Interior Design
Opposite the red birch wall in this Minnesota home, designed by Brandi Hagen of Eminent Interior Design,is a stacked slate fireplace. The natural materials add warmth to the space, despite the room’s high, vaulted ceilings. Floating benches flanking the hearth, accentuates the horizontal line. To read more about this project, click the following link: http://eminentid.com/featured-work/newly-remodeled-home-contemporary-retro/case_study Architects: Peterssen/Keller Architecture Contractor: Streeter & Associates
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kenneth FrommeKenneth Fromme
Westview Cliffside
Westview Cliffside
McCollum Studio ArchitectsMcCollum Studio Architects
Shoberg Homes- Contractor Studio Seiders - Interior Design Ryann Ford Photography, LLC
Eat & Share London. By Born & Bred Studio
Eat & Share London. By Born & Bred Studio
Born & Bred StudioBorn & Bred Studio
Anna Stathaki
Eclectic Mid Century Modern
Eclectic Mid Century Modern
Frankel Design BuildFrankel Design Build
Cate Black
Modern Farmhouse with views of Prior Lake
Modern Farmhouse with views of Prior Lake
Sustainable Nine Design + BuildSustainable Nine Design + Build
REMODEL
REMODEL
Omega Construction and Design, Inc.Omega Construction and Design, Inc.
Dining area with wine cooler and floating shelves
Dining area with wine cooler and floating shelves
Mike Taylor Bespoke KitchensMike Taylor Bespoke Kitchens
Dining room with roman blinds at the bay windows, floating shelves, and space for appliances. With a built in wine cooler and wide drawers for storage. Photos by Fraser Marr
dining room
dining room
Elad GonenElad Gonen
Gallery House
Gallery House
Hayer ArchitectureHayer Architecture
Aaron Leitz
My Houzz: Patience Rewards a Family in Berkeley
My Houzz: Patience Rewards a Family in Berkeley
Nanette WongNanette Wong
Photo: Nanette Wong © 2014 Houzz
Dona Lola Contemporary Mid Century
Dona Lola Contemporary Mid Century
Racing GreenRacing Green
Ageloff & Associates Portfolio
Ageloff & Associates Portfolio
Ageloff & AssociatesAgeloff & Associates
Mark LaRosa

324 Dining Room Design Photos

A dining room can be used as a formal space, reserved solely for feasting and entertaining. Singaporeans tend to spend more effort and money on their living room compared to the dining room, but that doesn't mean this space should be neglected. The dining table is the cornerstone of this room, and should therefore be your biggest investment. Dining chairs, decor and storage should then compliment this focal point.

How do I choose a dining table?

As you browse dining table options, consider your dining room size and layout; how many people you have to cater to; and how you intend to use the space. Your dining room should be able to seat all people in your household, and have room for additional guests. To ensure people have room to move, there should be no less than 1 metre from the dining table to the wall or any additional furniture item. Round tables tend to work best in tight spaces, while rectangular tables are ideal for long, narrow rooms. A square dining table, on the hand, can be a dramatic addition to any dining room, but only if you have the space. An extendable dining table, or one with a leaf, will allow you to accommodate varying numbers of guests. This is especially useful in a typically space-starved Singaporean apartment.

How do I choose dining chairs?

Look for dining chairs that share a common design element with your dining table. Curved or tapered legs, for example, can be mimicked in your chair design. Next, consider dimensions. The height of your dining chairs should allow at least 30 centimetres between the top of the seat and the top of the table. You can mix and match chairs to personalise the space, but this does require some finesse. Again, look for design elements that can be shared, such as colour, upholstery or material.

How do I decorate my dining room?

The dining room tends to be a minimal space, but you can still splash a little colour around through artwork, a rug, or a sideboard with curiosities on display. Lighting can also dramatically alter the mood of a room, creating drama, spurring romance or encouraging conversation. Use soft lighting with dimmer switches over the dining table, and opt for oversized pendants in large, open spaces to make the dining area more of a focal point. Finally, add some basic table settings – a tablecloth or runner, and a centrepiece – to cement the style of the room.

How do I create an open-plan dining room layout?

In, whether you live in a HDB, condo, or landed property, space is a valuable commodity. Local homeowners are finding ways to maximise floor area for their daily living, without compromising on individual spatial functions. Open space kitchen, living, dining rooms are increasingly becoming popular in Singapore, and it's worth looking up living rooms and kitchen spaces on Houzz to see how homeowners have made their dining rooms ready for living and entertaining. In these Kitchen, Dining and Living photos on Houzz, you'll find that designers use the following techniques to make an open space living-dining, or kitchen-dining room work. These include using different floor materials to transition between spaces, using focal points (like artwork or a mirror) to define a space. Others use rugs, speciality lighting, or decorative dividers to demarcate spaces within their open plan layout.

How do I use my inspiration for my dining room renovation?

Sort your dining room inspirations into various ideabooks, whether by style, individual pieces (dining tables, chairs, and lighting), or by layout (open plan, narrow, corner), and by colour or material schemes. (wood textures, marble flooring, pastel coloured) If you need help with your dining room renovation, look up a professional on Houzz.
North Bay II, Miami Beach, Florida
North Bay II, Miami Beach, Florida
Luis PonsLuis Pons
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