I am a sucker for that Renaissance look so like the last one with the dark hurricanes, dark framed picture and the fruit basket best. Any of them would be a delightful gift for Mother's Day.

I like the last one best also. The second one is a bit too "precious", especially for a dining room.

#3 is my choice as well

If none of them scream out to you, I would pick the one most likely to fit in with your house.

#3 is what I would pick~

Personal taste is so..... personal.

I have to admit that I just don't get these posts that ask for a group think consensus in home decorating. It's one thing to bounce around ideas as far as balancing particular elements or color groups, etc., but choosing a style for my home?
It either speaks to your heart or doesn't.

That said, I like the last one as far as general style, but the fruit basket mirroring the painting so closely is just too matchy matchy for me. That just screams "store bought vignette" to me and has no hint of anything personalized or meaningful.

Accessories should IMO be things you love- not things purchased to look decorative. That is the difference between a lovely hotel room and a home.

I'm probably the minority LOL :) but those all look pretty hotel roomy to me.

I like the wall treatment of the 3rd picture, but I'd change everything on the table.

the third one.

Who says you have to use the whole package (unless it is sold that way by your company). I like #3, without the fruit. Try something else in it's place.

You work for the company that sells these sets and you can't make up your mind as to which one you want? Sounds a wee bit Spammy to cynical old me. Just waiting for someone to say "Oh I love that, where can I get one?"......

Ditto what Folk Victorian and cearbhaill wrote. I hate the concept of groupings of decorative items. Honestly, they all look cheesy to me.

Toss me in with folkvictorian and cearbhaill and graywings. That goes for choosing paint colors, too.

Yesterday I was waiting for the SPAM jokes to begin. I was surprised to reopen this thread just now and find sincere answers.

Guess I am the oddball... I like number 2. I like that it is not so perfectly balanced yet it is balanced. Those are cool mirrors and I love the lamp.

I apologize for any of you who think I am spamming.. I promise you I am not. I really wanted some honest opinions of which setup would look better in a dining room. (Which is the whole reason I didn't use the name of the company in the post)

The third one is the one that sticks out to me the most.. except for a few pieces on the table. So I guess I was asking about the paining styles. They all draw me in but the fruit picture is my favorite by far. I can get other accents as well or use the current ones we have now.

Again, I do apologize to those of you who thought I was trying to spam.. I was not.

As a jumping off point I say 3. If you feel that you are eveloping and learning about your style then you have a good jumping off point to let it evolve and create over time.

Maybe put that fruit basket on the DR table to help 'disperse' the matchy-matchiness of it.

Heck - when I started decorating I would have bought a package deal in a heartbeat. I guess for some people we need to have 'something' in the beginning to get a handle or grasp on who we are when it comes to decorating and then we learn and begin to feel comfortable w/ our decisions and waiting w/ 'nothing there' until we know that just the right thing has come along.

And then there are those folks who really like decorating but prefer 'a package deal' for whatever reason.n Nothing wrong w/ those folks either - I just ask that they really think and put thought into getting a package that speaks to them.

OK, ilovehomedecor, I apologize for jumping to the wrong conclusion.

hands down the third one. :c)

Third one and add your own imprint to it.