Open Kitchen/Dining Area: style help, wood tones, dining table
As pictured, we have a somewhat open floor plan, and our dinning area is between the living room and kitchen. A fireplace separates the living room and dining area. I have been considering a new dining table and chairs, and would love some input. I'm thinking a round table, as I just purchased the 8' round rug in the picture. I'm open to suggestions and input for other improvements as well! I'm not really sure what style type or color to go for and incorporate. My kitchen cabinets are espresso stained and the current table and chairs are black and grey. Thanks in advance!
I kind of like this table from Wayfair, but I'm not sure if it would be too much dark wood.
Grissett 48" Extendable Pedestal Dining Table
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decoenthusiaste
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Comments (4)For the bar stools I like the grey/white better. LOVE the table. Not sure about the black leather chairs, they seem a bit dark. Not sure these would go well together. Your dining room choices are very sleek and modern while the bar stools are more beach or traditional....See MoreMixing wood tones in an open concept kitchen/dining/living rooms
Comments (2)It is really hard to visualize without pics. I know you aren't in the space yet, but could you at least link to a pic of the dining set? And the sofa? And a photo of your chandelier since it sounds like you have that in your current home? It sounds like the kitchen is a black/white color scheme. A lot of people pair that with greige walls, which (if my web search turned up the right sorts of images for "mink") seems like it would work with your dining set. I think "fawn" walls would not work well with "mink," at least if my understanding of what you mean by those colors is on point. Fawn conjures up a warm color with orange undertones, and while that could look nice with a sage green living room set, I think it will fight the cooler tones of the kitchen and the proposed dining set. It sounds like the peppercorn floor is not installed yet, so I will throw this out there: Dark floors have a reputation for showing every speck of dust. The elements you've described would look just as nice with a less dramatically dark floor. Just something to think about. I haven't found it to be difficult to find black tables in styles other than country. What style are you interested in? More modern? More traditional? I'm sure we could help you find something. But if you stick with the peppercorn floors, black furnishings might be too much black. You could do white (tie in with kitchen cabinetry), chrome (tie in with your proposed chandelier) or something else. Congratulations on your new home! (I probably should have led with that...)...See MoreOpen Floor Plan Design Dilemma for Kitchen/Living/Dining Area
Comments (2)I guess I would start with the kichen being complete and that needs to done after the same flooring is installed everywhere I really am having some difficulty relating the pictures to the floor plan. In the pictures where is the mud room?...See MoreOpen Kitchen/Dining Area: style help, wood tones, dining table
Comments (2)Need measurements of the space, but before you buy anything, remove the round rug and turn the table. The space is more generous than yours, but this picture shows what I mean....See Moredecoenthusiaste
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last yearler1d
last yearJust an update. Finally purchased this table.
https://www.havertys.com/furniture/avondale-ii-round-dining-table
Schretzezgirl
5 months agoI know this post is over a year old... Wanted to compliment you on your choice of Table! I have a 48" Round Pedastal Table that has a huge leaf! I live in a small aprtment in the city and love the fact that my table is compact for everyday but can accomodate guests. I am on the hunt for an 8' ROUND rug fo rmy table and came across your post! GREAT CHOICE in RUG! You were asking for advice on any other improvements as well... I absolutley love that sideboard area...Was thinking instead of the cute ledges with pictures...I can't help but feel that corner is screaming for some reflection and light... How about a tall arched mirror..or even a rectangular window type mirror... (Link: Arched Mirror, Another Choice...)a little less wide than the buffet and tall in scale...
and a cute accent/buffet lamp would be awesome! It could offer some beautiful reflection and some accent lighting... Just a thought. I have found some really cool mirrors at Hobby Lobby and Homegoods! What a beautiful space! I love the fireplace...I also love the clock over the fireplace... I'm a huge clock person...AND Its in a very practical place! Thanks for being a Houzzer and offerirng up a beautiful space for us to admire! Cheers!
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