Decorating your dining room
65 Best Dining Room Decor Ideas
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Lighting fixtures, paint colors and tabletop decor fit for every interior, from modern to rustic.
By Monique Valeris and Alyssa Gautieri
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A space dedicated to good food and great conversation, the dining room is an essential part of any family home — whether you have a small dining space that's outfitted with a cozy banquette or a formal design with a sophisticated dining set. From simple upgrades to bigger renovations, we've rounded up gorgeous dining room decor ideas that make meal time more enjoyable.
Considering you'll spend hours at a time gathered with friends and family in the dining room, the best decorative pieces should tell a story and strike up conversation. For that reason, we love statement lighting, stylish rugs, lively wall art (plus DIY wall decor) and striking wallpaper patterns. As for dressing your dining table, you can't go wrong with luxurious candles, impressive centerpieces and fresh greens. If you're looking for a budget-friendly DIY project, you can create a gallery wall, revamp old furniture or give your walls a fresh coat of paint (note: these colors are trending).
There are so many directions to take, whether you're partial to the farmhouse aesthetic, crafting sleek spaces or you're hoping to bring best 2023 design trends into your interior (hint: warm woods, gold accents and statement rugs are popular this year). Since most people swap their tabletop decor as the seasons change, we've sprinkled in ideas for Thanksgiving place settings, cozy holiday tablescapes and DIY centerpiece ideas that are fitting for spring.
Lauren Miller
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Antique Decor
Accumulate vintage pieces to make a space feel unique, whether it's with furniture (like dining chairs and a hutch) or decorative items (like vases and a rug).
"I love that antiques tell a story," says designer Ashley Montgomery.
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Black Wall Paneling
A black-and-white palette doesn't have to be boring. Warm wood tones and an oversized patterned rug from Ruggable complement dramatic black wall paneling.
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Pattern Dining Bench
Here, designer Arlyn Hernandez starts with a bold dining bench and Farrow & Ball's Inchyra Blue for the walls. Then she brings the space together with light leather dining chairs, textural rug and wood dining table from Article.
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MEGAN MOURA
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Natural Textures
With an oak dining set and two oversized pendants, this Honolulu home embraces natural materials and brings in a coastal feel.
SHOP PENDANTS
Prue Ruscoe, Taverne Agency
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Pop of Red
Use your dining chairs to bring in color (we love the red), then bring in other complementary hues with an area rug and artwork.
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Quartz Tabletop
Evin Krehbiel
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Custom Centerpieces
"Take your tablescape to the next level by repurposing lanterns into custom vases for a creative centerpiece," says HomeGoods Style Expert Jenny Reimold, who fills these rattan lanterns with a mix of faux florals.
SHOP RATTEN LANTERNS
Alberto Bartolomei
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Maximalism Design
Defined by gold accents, vibrant hues and oversized artwork, this eclectic interior believes more is more.
SHOP VASES
Boxwood Avenue
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Reclaimed Wood Table
Go for a dining room table that takes center stage, like this historic one that's made from decades-old wood and was lightly sanded by artisans.
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David Tsay
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Spacecrafting Photography
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Green Touches
The small dining space in this traditional Greenwich home opens to the backyard, giving it a bright and nature-inspired feel.
Woven chairs add texture, while potted plants make the perfect centerpiece.
SHOP WOVEN CHAIRS
Matt Albiani
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Montauk Scene
Play up white shiplap walls with black-and-white art, then layer striped accessories like a runner and tablecloth for a nautical feel.
Jean Randazzo
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Yellow-Green Accents
When used in small doses, a citrus-inspired pop of color can elevate an interior. "It’s like a punchy-colored throw pillow for the wall," says interior designer Jackie Terrell.
BROOKE HOLM
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Hanging Planter
Not only does interior designer Jean Lin of Colony go for a globe pendant light, she also hung a planter from the ceiling. Two green vases complement the green of the fresh leaves.
SHOP HANGING PLANTER
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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Bright Palette
Don't shy away from experimenting with bright hues. The console's daring fuchsia shade and pastel blue dining chairs steal the show in this trendy space.
SHOP FUCHSIA PAINT
Thomas J. Story
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Parisian Flair
Give your dining area a dose of Parisian style with a brass candelabra chandelier and bistro-style chairs.
SHOP BISTRO CHAIRS
Diana Paulson
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Mixed Windsor Chairs
An assortment of Windsor chairs bring color and personality to this spacious dining room in Dowagiac, Michigan.
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Traditional Meets Vintage
Here, blogger Katie Bowling keeps a dining room's original chandelier and wainscoting, but dresses it up with a vintage-inspired gallery wall and pattern dining chair covers.
Zeke Ruelas
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Blue Walls
Navy blue walls stand out against doses of white in this Ginny Macdonald-designed dining room.
SHOP NAVY PAINT
Kim Cornelison; Design: Jenni Yolo
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Barn House
Classic spindle chairs act as a counterpoint to an oval dining table in a light wood finish.
Jennifer Hughes
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Thanksgiving Look
Give thanks by dressing your wood table with canary yellow plates and decking your chandelier with an attractive blend of greenery and berry branches.
Francesco Lagnese
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Basket Gallery Wall
Gallery walls aren't just for living rooms. Bring your dining room to life with a striking arrangement full of woven baskets.
SHOP BASKETS
Miki Duisterhof
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Blue, White and Yellow
Embrace the colors of spring and outfit your dining space with pops of blue, white and yellow.
Tessa Neustadt
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Round Dining Table
If large family gatherings aren't your style, a round dining table might be for you. It's perfect for small spaces and gives a dining space an intimate vibe.
SHOP ROUND TABLE
Brian Woodcock
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Ranch House Dining
Dining spaces, like the design in this 1980s ranch house, can benefit from contrast.
Balance wood details with slipcovered chairs and industrial-style pendants to create visual appeal.
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Mint Green Walls
If you've had enough of neutral walls, embrace a more daring hue. Consider mint green walls — a great complement for a slew of colors like white, beige and teal.
Raquel Langworthy
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Charming Pastels
For an unexpected look, experiment with pastel hues in a dining room. Here, pale blue walls add a fresh touch to this traditional dining area.
SHOP WHITE VASES
Alyssa Rosenheck; Design: Mel Bean + Bailey Austin
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Cozy Banquette
Embrace a relaxed vibe with a comfortable upholstered banquette that's topped with colorful throw pillows.
SHOP TULIP DINING TABLE
RELATED: How to Build a Banquette for a Cozy Space
Aaron Colussi
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Statement Centerpieces
Go for a combination of rich red candlesticks and lush greenery for a sophisticated dining room look.
SHOP CANDLESTICKS
Raquel Langworthy
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Coastal-Inspired
A blend of calming blue tones and warm neutrals give this dining space a coastal vibe.
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Monique Valeris Senior Home Editor Monique Valeris is the senior home editor for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital.
Alyssa Gautieri Associate Lifestyle Editor Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) is the associate lifestyle editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers all things home and interior design.
91 Best Dining Room Decorating Ideas, Furniture, Designs, and Pictures
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By Hadley Mendelsohn and Kelly Allen
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A meal is best enjoyed surrounded by your friends and family—especially when set against a stylish backdrop.
In your dining room, you can create a dreamy setting that you and your guests will never want to leave. To make sure it's the ideal setup for dinner parties and everyday use, we've gathered some of the chicest dining rooms we've ever seen in a variety of styles—from modern to industrial, traditional to eclectic, and beyond. Whether you want to redecorate or simply need a little inspiration, we have a designer-approved blueprint for you to recreate at home. Get ready to take notes on these stunning dining room decorating ideas. They're sure to impress anyone who enters (no matter how inedible the pot roast is—kidding!).
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Infuse Niches With Color
It's easy to fill wall niches in your dining room with decor, but you can emphasize them even more with a simple wallcovering. In a Virginia dining room, designer Joe Ireland used a handmade tissue wallcovering by Twin Diamond Studios in the niches to set an elegant backdrop for decorative plates.
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Use Different Upholstery
If you like the idea of mixed dining chairs but still appreciate an element of cohesiveness, use the same chair in different colors and finishes. Here, design duo Cortney and Robert Novogratz added the same chair in different neutral fabrics and wood finishes to the 12-foot-long dining table in their West Village home.
Nick Glimenakis
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Add a Built-In Bar
Make sure ingredients for cocktail and mocktail refills are within reach by incorporating a built-in bar unit, like the one in this dining room by designer Eneia White. The custom unit looks like an actual piece of furniture thanks to a coat of Black Satin paint by Benjamin Moore and antique-inspired hardware sourced on Etsy.
Roger Davies
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Make Room for a Kids' Table
Kids' tables can certainly be cozy and chic. Just take it from the small seating area in a California home's dining room designed by Alexandra Loew.
Situated in the bay window, the setup serves as the kids’ table during big gatherings.
Emily Followill
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Frame the Entry
Everything inside your dining room is crucial but so is the entry to it. Here, designer Lathem Gordon framed the entrance to her Atlanta home's dining room with a carefully crafted gallery wall that sets the tone for all of the estate sale finds and pieces passed down through generations found inside.
Marietta Leung
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Angle the Table
If you reside in an apartment with limited dining space, don't simply tuck the table into the corner. Instead, place it on an angle as designer Jasmine Lam did in her London flat. A curved sofa anchors the assemblage and makes it feel more inviting.
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Mix Dark Wood and Bright Colors
For Chauncy Boothby's own dining room, the designer paired vintage brown furniture with Lulworth Blue paint by Farrow & Ball and Thibaut wallpaper to give the traditional foundation a playful update.
A textured rug and rattan basket give the room a slight coastal feel.
Eric Roth
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Fake a Banquette
For a cozy seating setup, fake a half-banquette. In this dining room, designer Liz Caan paired a cushy vintage sofa—that has lots of pillows for back support—with a set of dining chairs to give the room a casual yet welcoming feel.
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Make It Pink
Once used as a greenhouse, the dining room in actors Candice van Houten and Guy Pearce's Amsterdam home is romantic yet playful. Designer Nicole Dohmen of Atelier ND Interior added a bubblegum pink dining table by Sabine Marcelis and pink striped Roman shades. The purple curtains match the walls and ceiling, giving the room an overall sophisticated yet lively feel.
Frank Frances
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Choose a Mural Wallcovering
Tell a story or make a bolder impact with a mural wallcovering, like this one called Menagerie Chinoiserie in a custom colorway by Voutsa.
Designer Courtney McLeod included a table with an acrylic topper and chairs in performance velvet that “shimmers and adds glam."
Karyn Millet
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Play Up the Coastal Grandmother Aesthetic
Keep it simple yet inviting with a dining room the coastal grandmother queen Nancy Meyers would surely approve of. Featuring a large wicker pendant, neutral chairs, and a textured rug, this dining room by designer Kari Arendsen is a prime example.
Helen Norman
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Give It an Ancient Feel
To enhance the aged feel of a barrel-vaulted ceiling made of Jerusalem stone in a Florida home's dining room, designer Lauren Liess incorporated antiques including the table, chairs, art, and limestone flooring.
Eric Piasecki
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Go Red
Make a statement with cherry red wall paint, red dining chairs, and a red rug. Elevate the look with gold accents, like the chandelier, mirrors, and console tables in this formal dining room by design firm Cullman & Kravis.
Jamie Padgett
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Add a Contemporary Fireplace
If a full-blown mantel isn't your style, opt for a more contemporary fireplace to warm up your dining room. The sleek one in this kitchen by designer Richard T. Anuszkiewicz makes it feel like both a living room and a dining room. The extra candles on the dining table add to the ambiance.
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Turn It Into a Tasting Room
If you're a wine aficionado but don't have the space for a separate cellar, make your dining room double as a place to store your collection. Built-in cubbies along one wall—like in this room designed by Pam Schneider and architect Pospisil & Brown Architects—should do the trick.
Tessa Neustadt
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Focus on Texture
With textured accents like wicker Roman shades and a handwoven rug, you can easily amplify the warmth in your dining room. Keep the overall look simple with patterned curtains in neutral colors and wood accents, like in this dining room designed by Interior Archaeology.
Eric Piasecki
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Think About Trim
Whether it's on your dining chairs or along your walls, trim can instantly upgrade any space. Just take it from this dining room designed by Cullman & Kravis, which features gold trim that wraps around the room and mimics the gold accent along the dining table's bases.
Kelly Marshall
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Add an Unexpected Detail
Designer Keita Turner livened up the dining room in this Brooklyn apartment by giving it unexpected details, like one mismatched chair out of four and a geometric mural that plays nicely with the burnt orange walls that surround it.
Paul Costello
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Separate It With a Built-In Screen
Welcome light and airflow into your dining room with louvered oak panels, as seen in this North Carolina beach house by designer Barrie Benson. The built-in screen offers some separation while maintaining a spacious atmosphere.
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Balance Warmth With Formality
A matching table and chair set creates cohesion in this eclectic dining nook designed by Ariene Bethea.
Bolster pillows and custom throws make the corner nook extra cozy and multi-purpose. Though it feels tailored, it's still approachable and warm.
Brittany Ambridge
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Separate Zones With Ceiling Wallpaper
A sunny shade of sisal wallpaper connects the open kitchen to the dining room and separates it from the seating area in this great room designed by Halden Interiors.
Nicole Franzen
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Think Outside the Obvious Layout Options
An offset, extra-large circular table flatters the shape of the window nook without appearing too cramped, as it's not crammed right up against the windows nor smack dab in the middle of the room. While the colors are muted and the materials are understated, the geometric shapes throughout add tons of intrigue.
BARBARA CORSICO PHOTOGRAPHY
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Enable Indoor/Outdoor Flow
Kingston Lafferty Design created an indoor/outdoor dining room by extending a built-in table on both ends of the wall.
They're connected by a large window with accordion glass doors for seamless flow when larger parties are dining and visually by the glossy tiles. Visually, they're a stylish statement and outside, a durable, weatherproof material. Plants also make the two spaces feel like they're in conversation with each other.
Heidi Caillier Design
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Stay Nimble
Whether you live in a small studio apartment or you're designing a guest area in your home, this micro dining room designed by Heidi Caillier will steer you in the right direction. A slim antique table can seat four if needed (there's an extra stool off the side in the sitting area to the left, not pictured here), but is otherwise nestled against the wall to open up the floor plan. When not used to work or eat, it can function as a makeshift kitchen island and prep area.
Nicole Franzen
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Build a Library Wall
Animate the walls while also maximizing storage space with a custom wall-to-wall bookshelf in the dining room.
Not only will this guarantee plenty of meal-time talking points, but it also eliminated the need for investing in expensive wall art for the dining room. Books add tons of color and style.
Stephen Kent Johnson
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Customize a Banquette
Custom back cushions that match the seats create both cohesion and comfort in this dining nook designed by Studio Shamshiri. The wooden wall paneling warms up the darker elements and also reflects the more casual chairs across the table.
Nicolas Gourguechon
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Make Vintage Chairs Comfy With Cushions
Spice up a gallery wall with frames in various sizes and a contrasting pop of color in the middle. If you've opted for an eclectic array of vintage chairs, make them feel cozy with a tie-on cushion, as Devin Kirk did in this playful dining room.
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Build In Outlets
Does your dining table also double as a homework zone, cooking prep space, or home office? Optimize your table with outlets, as Heidi Caillier did here.
(Bonus points if they're pretty brass!)
Thomas Loof
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Use Durable Fabric
Interior designer Welsey Moon clustered some lucite tulip chairs with upholstered seats around a casual Corian-topped table base. These pieces lighten the more formal mood of the deep blue velvet banquette, parquet floors, and antique mirror. And while that blue velvet may look fancy-schmancy, it's actually upholstered in outdoor-friendly fabric so it's super durable.
Tamsin Johnson
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Create an Eat-In Kitchen
Tamsin Johnson used sleek stainless steel and striking marble in this kitchen, giving the eating area a glamorous and modern backdrop to compliment the dining room decor. It feels more formal than a typical kitchen nook, allowing the homeowners to use it as a proper place to entertain.
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Hadley Mendelsohn Senior Editor Hadley Mendelsohn is House Beautiful's senior design editor and the co-host and executive producer of the podcast Dark House.
Kelly Allen Associate Editor Kelly Allen is the current Associate Editor at House Beautiful, where she covers design, pop culture, and travel for digital and the print magazine.
Decorating the interior of the dining room for the New Year (21 photos)
There are only a few days left before the New Year, and if you have not yet decorated the rooms of your house or apartment for the holiday, then it's time to do it! Today we will talk about decorating the dining room, since it is at the festive table that most people celebrate the New Year, so special attention should be paid to decorating this room.
The team of Stylingroom has prepared for you today a selection of photos of stylish and modern dining rooms decorated by the most famous designers especially for the New Year. nine0005 Many owners of houses and apartments, when decorating the interior of the dining room for the New Year or other holidays, focus on the dining table, completely losing sight of the rest of the room, which also needs festive accessories and interior items so that the desired atmosphere of celebration and fun reigns in your home .
Unusual contemporary style dining rooms
The traditional colors of the New Year holidays are bright red and green, and the main elements are Christmas balls, garlands and a fluffy Christmas tree. nine0003
But if you want to diversify the New Year's interior of your house, make it unusual and original, and at the same time move away from standard holiday color combinations, then use Christmas decorations, garlands and other decorations to match the main color scheme of your dining room, since it is not at all necessary to use traditional colors to prepare your home for the long-awaited holiday.
It's also a great idea to replace the traditional Christmas tree with a fluffy "Christmas tree" garland that can be decorated with Christmas balls, as did the designers of Regina Gust Designs in the photo below. The stylish, elegant Scandinavian-style dining room turned out to be very bright and unusual, and fluffy garlands on the windows are an excellent decoration for the room and a full-fledged alternative to an artificial Christmas tree.
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Scandinavian dining room with a fluffy garland on the windows.
LUX Design designers decorated the dining room for the New Year in the main interior colors of the room - neutral silver and light gray, nevertheless, the room turned out to be festive and original. Silver, gold and navy blue Christmas decorations in calm, neutral tones and shades are perfect for decorating a fluffy artificial Christmas tree against the wall of the room.
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The small modern dining room in the following photo by 30smagazine is decorated with Christmas decorations and traditional Scandinavian style furnishings. An alternative to the traditional fluffy spruce is a cardboard Christmas tree on a stand, made in a minimalist style.
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Designers have chosen New Year's accessories and elements to match the main, basic colors of the dining room - light and dark gray, as well as white, to decorate the room, so the interior of the room decorated for the New Year looks very harmonious and balanced. Light, neutral tones, and hues also help make a small room look bigger and more spacious than we've already mentioned in our articles. nine0006
Festive dining room in neutral tones and shades.
Brilliant cascading chandeliers and unusual pendant lamps can be a great decoration and addition to the dining room for the New Year, in order to make the lamps even more festive and unusual, you can additionally hang glass Christmas balls, fir branches, cedar branches and shiny garlands on them.
For example, the designers of Mindi Freng Designs used a dazzling and exquisite chandelier placed directly above the festive dining table to decorate the dining room of a private house. Designers added an unusual chandelier with a white garland, transparent glass balls and other unusual Christmas decorations. An elegant, stylish chandelier is made in the main colors of the spacious dining room - snow-white and silver. nine0003
Unusual, exquisite chandelier to decorate the dining room.
The decoration of the dining room in the next photo was done by the designers of The goodhouse company. A small open-plan room smoothly flows into the living room and kitchen area of the first floor of a city house, so it was very important for the designers to respect the basic tones and color combinations in order to achieve the right balance and harmony in the interior. The dining room, kitchen and living room are done in white and light gray neutral colors, natural brown wood prevails in their interior.
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To decorate the rooms for the New Year, the designers used traditional New Year elements - fluffy fir, colorful balls, garlands, it is also a great idea to add a fluffy “Christmas tree” garland with shiny, silver and white balls to the pendant lamp.
Stylish, festive open plan dining room.
This small, bright, eclectic dining room is dominated by light blues, rich yellows and neutral whites that work well together. Designers at Lowe's Home Improvement used traditional Christmas tree balls and garlands, as well as fluffy spruce, to decorate. Attention deserves an unusual pendant lamp over the dining table with candles and spruce branches. nine0003
Bright, festive dining room in an eclectic style.
Traditional fluffy Christmas tree for decorating the dining room
The main, traditional element of the interior of the house for the New Year holiday is a fluffy artificial or real Christmas tree.
Most often, a fir tree is placed in the living room, but if the free space of your dining room allows you to place a fir tree, then be sure to use it, as one more festive fir tree will not be superfluous in the interior at all.
If there is no such free space for spruce, then you can always find it by moving bookcases, removing bedside tables and other interior items for a while in another room. nine0003 A bright Christmas tree decorated with New Year's toys and garlands will surely become the centerpiece of your New Year's dining room.
Stylish dining room with a huge Christmas tree.
AMR Design placed a large artificial Christmas tree against the wall of the spacious dining room, decorated with a huge number of gold and silver balls. Real spruce branches, candles, silvery accessories, as well as bright red long beads were used to decorate the dining table. The interior of the stylish dining room is dominated by traditional New Year's colors - red and green. nine0006
Luxurious dining room with fluffy holiday spruce.
A small New Year's dining room in a classic style.
Live or artificial Christmas tree is perfect for decorating the dining room of a house or apartment, made in almost any style.
So, in the photo below we see a stylish rustic dining room from the designers of Susie Watson Designs. The snow-white dining room is perfectly complemented by bright red accessories, and, of course, fluffy real spruce. nine0003
A white dining room with a real fluffy Christmas tree.
Gold is one of the hottest colors this season and designers believe it will continue to be popular next year. Adding a few golden accessories or interior items will certainly make your dining room, as well as other rooms of the house or apartment, lush, luxurious, festive and elegant.
So, the designers of Regina Gust Designs used golden candles, figurines, ribbons, balls and other accessories to decorate the dining room. nine0003
Festive dining room with golden accessories.
Cozy dining room with festive spruce.
Snow-white color in the interior of the New Year's dining room.
Festive lighting
Not only spruce, Christmas balls and garlands will help create the atmosphere of the New Year's holiday and fun, but also candles, which will be an excellent decoration for the New Year's table, chandeliers, mantelpieces and other interior items, will help create not only a festive, but also a romantic atmosphere in the room.
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You can choose candles to match the overall color scheme of your dining room, or candles can be unusual, bright colors, with interior patterns or drawings. You should also consider candlesticks, which, together with candles, can be an excellent New Year's accessory.
So, in the photo below we see a dazzling Mediterranean-style dining room. The designers of Spallina Interiors used red candles to decorate the dining table, and they complemented the elegant silver chandelier with white long candles. nine0003
Mediterranean-style festive dining room.
Do not forget about the garlands with multi-colored bulbs that can be hung on the mantelpiece, spruce, pendant lamps, cabinets, spread out on the dining table. Multi-colored garland lights and candle flames will be a great festive lighting for your dining room on New Year's Eve.
Luxurious dining room decorated with garlands and candles.
Golden candles to decorate the dining table.
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Green scented candles in the New Year's interior.
Designers from Laurel Ulland Architecture have created an unusual composition of Christmas decorations, spruce branches and, of course, candles to decorate the center of the dining table.
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Bathroom mosaic murals are a great idea for decorating your bathroom.
Festive and elegant New Year's dining room.
Candles for Christmas decoration of the fireplace and chandelier.
Small dining room in the traditional colors of red and green.
21 dining rooms decorated for Christmas
Decorate your dining room with festive joy! (Lowe's Home Improvement)
It's only a few days until the holidays and you haven't decorated your house yet? Many do not have time to think over Christmas decor in advance, but even at the last minute, great options can be created.
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First of all, you need to pay attention to the rooms that give the greatest visual effect when decorating. This is the place where you spend a lot of time with family and friends - the dining room! After all, she is always at the head of our holiday plans.
The readers of the Design Museum saw a lot of New Year's decorations. But often, when decorating rooms, the area near the dining table is overlooked from our field of vision.
But this place can make any family dinner magical. These 21 inspiring variations will show you how to create a "table" wonder in different styles:
Cheerful and modern
So, your home is filled with joy from the forthcoming preparations for the holidays. It is not necessary to use bright trinkets in the traditional manner of green and red flowers, bright garlands and lights in the decor. There are many other ways to decorate rooms and keep the spirit of celebration.
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Scandinavian-style dining rooms are the most popular now. An interesting design can be modern Christmas decorations used in a room furnished in a traditional way. nine0003
For those who love innovation: festive decorations and frescoes on the walls! (Regina Gust Designs)
Sleek and contemporary dining room with shimmering Christmas tree (LUX Design)
Think sparkling cascading chandeliers that perfectly mimic the glitz and charm of Christmas tree decorations. Such additional elements will delight you for more than one season.
Use mistletoe; even a few random Christmas decorations and candles carefully placed around the space can brighten up your dining room for the holidays! nine0003
Scandinavian style design for a progressive dining area (30smagazine/ Photo by Louise de Miranda)
A dazzling chandelier adds snowy charm to the dining area (Mindi Frang Designs)
Ornaments add a festive atmosphere to the dining room (the gudhouse company)
A cheerful dining area in an eclectic setting style (Lowe's Home Improvement)
All about wood!
Have you thought about adding a Christmas tree to the dining room? This option is for those who have enough space in the room where the whole family gathers for a gala dinner.
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Why enhance the Christmas atmosphere with a beautifully decorated Christmas tree that will be the center of everyone's attention? Even if you don't have an empty corner for this purpose, you can move a closet or remove a couple of extra chairs to make room for a holiday tree!
Add Christmas Tree Charm to the Dining Room (Dawn Hearn Interior Design)
Fabulous Christmas Ornaments for Contemporary Decor (AMR Design)
Stunning Dining Room Decorated for Christmas (SAJ Designs)
Even those people whose dining room is not very large can use the idea of installing a Christmas tree without any problems. It is enough to place a small spruce or even tree branches on the table to create a dazzling center of attraction for all eyes.
Whatever the style or color palette of your dining room, a Christmas tree will easily elevate the holiday spirit.
Large dining room with wonderful Christmas decorations (Susie Watson Designs)
Decorating the dining room in gold is so festive! (Regina Gust Designs)
Cozy rustic dining area (Teakwood Builders)
Embrace the beauty of a white Christmas! (Michelle)
Lighting, decor and more
No matter how your dining room is decorated for the holidays, all efforts will be in vain without solemn lighting.
