Dining room paint ideas
I want to give this room a fresh coat of paint (new light fixture and reupholstered chairs coming eventually, but not right now). The rest of my house is very neutral and I'd love a pop of color in here. Leaning toward blue and considered BM Hale Navy, but worried about such a dark color in a small room. What would you do?
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jck910
last monthI have a small DR and painted it BM Abyss - which is a very dark navy (I didn't want it leaning towards royal blue - I wanted a true navy). I cherry furniture. and a very light gray wool rug. The curtains are a navy, gray, white, turquoise bargello pattern. I removed the chair rail, so the walls aren't broken up. My room has 1 window on north wall and 1 on west wall.
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Comments (3)I think the colors currently on the walls work fine. I might suggest however that you remove all the small understated wall and sparsely spaced pieces replacing larger more intentional ones for impact. If you opt to keep the art and pictures on the walls they need to come down to eye level height. Rather than painting entire walls you could paint the transitional walls like a bridge (the one by the stairs and the one by the front door). You could go with a latte, coral, grey, or gold. Good luck....See MoreLiving Room/Dining Room Design ideas
Comments (2)Hello Hillari Lube , You have a lot going on in a tiny space! AND you say the word, 'wonky,' like I do - you from New York by any chance? Anyway - the big piece that neither of us seem thrilled with - would that fit rotated to the wall immediately to it's right? It would make it less of a focal point and with a nice desk, small shelf and a painting above where it is now - you have a much more functional space & hopefully something that takes the eye away from the big piece... From there it seems console table or small bookcase the L side of the couch would set up something that defines a small circular table for a dining area. Hope that helps. We give every project a free 15 min. strategy session. Hit us up! Thanks, -frank...See MoreIdeas for Converting Dining Room to Wine Room/Parlor
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Comments (4)J Castellanos - Sorry, you didn't deserve that in your thread. It's just that these Houzz "pros" are supposed to know not to pop into a thread with the sole intent of advertising their own products, and that is what the aforementioned "pro" does repeatedly. It's tiresome. Now, regarding your decorating issues ... What is on the wall across from the sectional? I see you've got your TV and console set up on the one wall, but wonder if you could move to the wall opposite the sofa and then "flip" the sofa around so that it's open to the fireplace? As it is now, it doesn't look like the fireplace gets much enjoyment by those seated on the sectional. I'm thinking that if you could rearrange things a bit, you might have space for a desk behind the sofa on the wall where the TV is now. I would not move the dining set into the living room, as that will cramp the space....See Morearcy_gw
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judianna20
last monthlast modified: last monthReposition the rug...it's off side.
Move the cabinet off the long wall, and try it on the side of the kitchen (?)door, opposite the door swing. When door is closed balance the height of the cabinet with wall art.
New chandelier: stay with brass, rectangular and 1/2 the size of the table.
New fabric on the chairs:
These ideas because I like the wall color you have . I would just paint the chair rail the same as the walls.chelsea carvin
last monthWhat a difference! Still considering the cabinet. I tried it in the other walls and it didn't seem to fit either. It was my grandmothers so I'd like to keep it, but narrow buffet may make more sense. Thank you so much for all the feedback!
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