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Dining room ideas for apartments: 11 ways to style a small dining space

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There are a host of dining room ideas for apartments that can maximize space without compromising on aesthetics.

'When styling a smaller dining room in an apartment, it’s important to strike the balance between function and form,' states Sue Jones, OKA Co-Founder and Creative Director.

And Wayfair’s Resident Style Advisor, Nadia McCowan Hill, agrees: 'It’s essential to create a space that is easily adaptable, somewhere you can play host, dine alone or even spend time focused on hobbies and mindful pursuits such as crafts or reading – all while looking chic.' 

Dining room ideas for apartments

From utilizing large mirrors to bounce light around the room to installing practical but pretty banquette seating, there are so many dining rooms ideas you can use for small spaces.

'Designing a dining room in an apartment can be challenging, especially if you are limited on space,' says Louise Wicksteed, Design Director at Sims Hilditch . 'If you are working with a smaller space, we suggest choosing a room with lots of natural light, this helps to open the room up and sets an inviting and social mood.'

1. Make the table a stand-out piece

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Bring a whole new meaning to table talk, and make the table itself the star of the show in a small dining room. After all, it's the piece you gather around to while the away the hours making memories with loved ones.

'Of course, the most important piece in a dining room is the dining table itself and so the key is to make this a stand-out feature in the room,' says Camilla Clarke, Creative Director at Albion Nord . 'In our recent project in Holland Park (above), we have used strong sculptural shapes and natural materials to add tactility and interest. 

'Oversized live edge timber tables are especially effective if you want to create a showstopper piece or put focus on your dining table decor. '

2. Opt for a round or oval table

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Apartment ideas for living can sometimes be shorter on space, so a round or oval table is a practical choice. As well as being sociable – you can always squeeze one more in – it's a more compact and versatile shape.

'For a sociable set up, consider a round table; they are great if you’re limited on space,' suggests Sue Jones, OKA Co-Founder and Creative Director. 'Finish the look with a selection of velvet cushioned chairs – the comfiest accompaniments to leisurely evenings with friends.'

And Elliot Barratt, of Elliot James Interiors , concurs: 'Oval dining tables are great for apartments where space is often at a premium as it removes any corners and allows for easy access around the dining space.'

3. Keep your color scheme curated

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'The dining area is often linked to another room or between two rooms so it is important that the decor and furniture choices link the spaces together,' advises Cherie Lee, of Cherie Lee Interiors .  

Louise Wicksteed, design director at Sims Hilditch , emphasizes the point, adding: 'If your dining room is attached to the kitchen in an open plan design, then keeping a similar color scheme helps to create flow between the two.'

This beautifully designed room by Violet & George (above) shows how keeping a similar scheme throughout can open up the space and create a cohesive look. We love how the matte black table and pendant ties in with the dark kitchen island and door framing; even the artwork is in keeping with the sleek look.

4. Choose stylish yet space-saving banquette seating

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A built-in bespoke banquette seating area can often be added to a kitchen and is a great space-saving dining room idea for an apartment. As well as being sociable and practical, you can also use it to add color and pattern to the room with beautiful fabrics and cushions.

And if you don't want to go fully bespoke, you can always make the most of bench seating by positioning it flush to the wall to save space.

Interior designer Raili Clasen suggests: 'For apartment style dining, installing a small bench up against a wall is a great look and space-saver. Add a cool treatment such as wood siding or wallpaper to the wall and the small space becomes a visual moment.'

5. Don't be afraid to add ornate details

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You don't have to live in a sprawling country manor to enjoy a dash of grandiose detailing. Use ornate dining room wall ideas to dress up the space.

The space designed by Violet & George above is a lesson in how to dress a dining table. Plus, it shows how you can create a grand aesthetic with brass wall lights, rococco mirrors, vintage art and a pretty ceiling pendant. Velvet chairs add a sumptuous finish as well as a splash of color.

Nicky Mudie, of Violet & George, says: 'The key thing is that the dining room is likely to be in the centre of the living space as there often isn’t a separate room, so it needs to look fantastic and not only be a functional dining table but also a good looking central hub for hanging out and playing games.  

'You need to be able to dress it beautifully to elevate it for special events – and make it functional the rest of the time while ensuring it looks good in the centre of the living space.' All it takes is a few good dining table styling tricks to nail the aesthetic.

6. Play with print and color

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Breathe life into an apartment dining room by adding colorful printed fabrics to the seating. This works particularly well on bench and banquette seating, and helps to create mood-boosting visual interest, especially in a modern dining room, as shown in the space by Studio Duggan above.

7. Put an emphasis on comfort with oversized chairs and sofas

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Substitute a bench for a small sofa to make your dining room ultra-inviting, or use large, squishy chairs in place of traditional choices. 

Large, armed, comfortable dining chairs help to create a statement in any space, and they give the impression of a larger space in a kitchen diner or open plan scheme. What's more, they can also double up as additional living room seating when required.

8. Make the most of multi-functional furniture

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Ensure your dining room works as hard as possible by utilizing clever furniture. 

'Multi-functional furniture is a must have for making clever use of the space,' says Wayfair ’s Resident Style Advisor, Nadia McCowan Hill. 'Opt for extendable tables, sideboards and shelving units , perfect for storing extra cutlery and dinnerware for last minute soirees when you are feeling extra sociable.

'A stylish serving trolley or drinks cabinet decked out with refreshing tipples, twinkling candles and draped greenery makes a showstopping addition to any apartment dining area, ideal for cozy nights in.'

9. Use lighting to create defined zones

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Dining rooms in apartments are often part of an open-plan space, so using lighting to help define your separate spaces is a handy design trick.

'Pendant lighting or chandeliers over the table give the dining area a focal point, help to zone it off, and also give it a more intimate feel,' says Elliot Barratt.

This stylish room by Kitesgrove (above) perfectly highlights how a statement pendant  not only adds chic flair to the space but also fully defines the 'dining' zone.

Below, K&H Design used lighting to great effect in a London apartment. Katie Glaister and Henry Miller-Robinson, Co-Founders of K&H Design, explained: 'In this New York loft-style apartment in Knightsbridge, we created a sophisticated dining area by zoning the space with an elegant Lambert & Fils Dot Line Suspension pendant in brushed brass, by day it disappears into the background and by night it creates moody and atmospheric lighting to dine by.'

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10. Utilize large mirrors to give the illusion of space

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Oversized mirrors will help to bounce light around a room, helping to give the illusion of space and make it feel bigger.

If you're feeling daring, take a tip from the designers at Sims Hilditch and create a whole mirrored feature wall for a dramatic style statement that really opens up the space.

11. Embrace bar-height dining

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Is your apartment particularly space-starved? Don't panic, you can create a 'dining room' in your kitchen with a kitchen island or breakfast bar. 

'Bar height dining is perfect for an apartment,' says Cox & Cox Product and Creative Director Dani Taylor. 'It can be used for dining, or indeed as a bar if you're entertaining. Perfectly compact for a smaller space, stools can be tucked under out of the way.'

Or choose statement, comfortable bar stools if you have the room; try adding a printed, colorful fabric, or sumptuous velvet for an elevated finish.

How can I decorate my dining room apartment?

Dining room ideas for apartments may be short of space but can still make a stylish impact in your home. A carefully designed studio apartment that incorporates plenty of bespoke and multifunctional furniture that is tailored to the space can achieve a sense of comfort and convenience that belies even the smallest dining room.

Select a dining table and chairs that are in proportion to the size of your room – oversized cabinets, banquettes and armchairs can make a small room feel narrow, so instead look out for benches and foldable seating. Furniture that is the same color as your walls tends to blend into the wall, making it look wider, and make sure you hang mirrors on your dining room walls to create the illusion of space in the room.

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25 Tiny Apartment Dining Rooms that Save Space and Multitask!

Adding a dining area to the already tiny urban apartment feels like an extravagance at times. It is easy to understand why many homeowners struggle to create the perfect dining area in the small apartment where every square inch matters immensely. But with the right amount of creativity and proper planning you can easily add a smart dining area without sacrificing too much space. This lovely little niche can also double as a work area in the tiny apartment or act as a cozy conversation nook when needed. The idea here is to create a dining space that interacts with the kitchen, living area and other areas next to it effortlessly.

Small kitchenette and dining area inside the vintage industrial Budapest loft

The small apartment dining room comes in a wide range of shapes and styles and is definitely not a dedicated room cordoned off by four walls. It is an area of the open plan living that interacts with the kitchen next to it or sits in the corner, giving you an escape from the rush that surrounds you. The size and style of the dining space depend on your personal preference and your lifestyle. If you are looking for smart ideas that redefine your tiny apartment, then these ingenious dining spaces come in pretty handy indeed.

Combine it With the Kitchen

Combining the dining area with the kitchen is the easiest and best way forward when it comes to small apartments. Here you can not only save space but also create an ergonomic setting where both the kitchen and dining area feel like one. A common style helps immensely and or those who do not really need an exclusive and spacious dining area, a small breakfast nook will do just fine. It can double as a convenient dining area for a couple and you will not have to spare additional area for an exclusive dining room.

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Windows and Natural Light

In the tiny apartment, a flood of natural light makes a big difference and placing the dining area next to the window gives it that additional, cheerful panache. It also allows you to enjoy the view outside and take in the city skyline after sunset. A window seat next to it all with built-in storage can make this tiny dining area even more efficient while a punch of bright color also seems apt in these light-filled areas.

Gorgeous attic apartment dining area is bathed in ample natural lightGallery wall for the tiny apartment dining area with Scandinavian styleStudent apartment tiny dining space between the small kitchen and the living areaPolished little dining in the apartment corner with built-in storage and city viewsGray walls bring sophisticated panache to the tiny dining area

A Circular Dining Table

When it comes to space-saving dining tables, nothing beats the circular table with a pedestal stand. This frees up leg space and the lack of edges also allows you to tuck the chairs in when they are not in use. The small, round, white dining table is the perfect addition in an open plan living already clad in neutral hues. If you feel that the round table is not the one for you then you might want to give the oval dining table a shot as it moves away from the mundane even while saving space stylishly.

Apartment with movable walls and a tiny dining area with shabby chic styleCircular dining table in white for the small, minimal dining areaIt is the dining area that sits at the heart of this open plan livingTiny dining area inside the Barcelona apartment with a unique table and 3 chairsAcrylic chairs combined with round white table to create a lovely dining area

Striking Pendant Lights

The pendant light above the small dining area does much more than just illuminate it beautifully. It creates a space within a larger open plan living that has its own individuality and helps in delineating space without using any boundaries. An oversized pendant above the petite dining area is a trend that is currently hot and something you can try out easily. This accentuates the dining area even further while the large pendant also anchors the space stylishly.

Open plan living allows this small apartment to showcase a relatively large dining areaUnique and cozy student apartment dining area is a gorgeous space-saverUsing the wall as support for the dining table saves up plenty of space!Beautiful copper pendant lighting for the dining area inside petite Paris apartmentLovely dining area inside the small Taipei City apartment with natural edge dining table and oversized pendant

What Works For You

Creating the perfect dining area in the small apartment is all about finding the solution that works best for you. Sometimes it can be in the corner to create more space for all the other décor in the apartment. Then there are occasions when the tiny dining area sits at the heart of it all and becomes the showstopper. Make sure though that the style of the dining area matches with that of the living space and dining next to it to create a more curated apartment.

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A separate dining room in the interior design of the house seems to us an innovation. In fact, this is a well-forgotten old one. During the Soviet period, apartments appeared with small kitchens, in which there was no place for a full-fledged dining room. Until the 19th century, having a separate dining area was considered a sign of good taste. nine0003

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Canteen location options

Dining room - a room in the house intended for eating. Traditionally for today's society, it's just a table with chairs somewhere in the corner, in the kitchen. This part of the house is unfairly deprived of attention in design. After all, it also carries a certain functionality.

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Separate dining room

In the Middle Ages, a whole floor in the house was given over to the dining room to show the status of the owner. Now they do it for their convenience and allocate one room. Such an idea is suitable for interior design of a dining room in a private house or provided that the apartment has extra square meters. The advantage is that you can receive a large number of guests and effectively set the table. Minus: most likely, the dining room will be used only for special occasions or Sunday dinners. nine0003

A separate room is a great option if you often receive guests and you need a solemn atmosphere for a reception. And also if it is customary in your family to gather at a common table for every meal.


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Kitchen-dining room

The most common type of location. Traditionally, the kitchen simply allocates space for a dining group. This is a way out for owners of small-sized housing. Two rooms unite and zone the space. nine0003

Suitable for those who like to cook and gather the whole family around the table for everyday meals or who do not have the opportunity to separate the dining room. The kitchen-dining room is made in interiors for small families who need a small dining area.


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The design combines the functions of cooking, eating and relaxing. In a private house or apartment, it is possible by demolishing a wall or combining it in one space. nine0003

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Organization of the dining room

At first it might seem that you can't think of anything interesting in the design of the dining room. Set up a table with chairs and you're done. A common mistake is not to pay attention to this zone. It has the same function as all the others. Let it not play a major role in the interior, but it is the final touch in a harmonious design. The wrong style of furniture or its placement can spoil the whole picture. Therefore, we will analyze the components of a successful project in an apartment and a private house. nine0003

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Planning decision

The concept of the dining room and its appearance depend on this. Determine its location according to your needs. If this is a separate room, then you can choose any style. If combined with a kitchen or living room, make the same design.

Any combination of functions in one place implies zoning. For this technique, you can use both partitions and furniture. It is not necessary to completely demolish the wall during redevelopment. You can make an open opening, which will add air and space, but at the same time there will be separation. nine0003

In the kitchen-living room place the dining group between the cooking and rest areas. So much more practical. If a private house has a panoramic wall with access to the terrace, place a table in front of it. It will turn out very atmospheric and unusual.


Project by Maxim Lapshin and Maria Kosolapova

It's a good idea to make a dining room in the hall. This is especially true for apartments with a small kitchen.

With limited square meters, the dining area can be placed in a corner and linear version. Instead of a window sill, make a tabletop with bar stools. On one side of the table, put a bench or original bench. This will increase the number of places for guests. In larger rooms or a private house, you can install a table in the center of the room. Add a bar counter, an island or a U-shaped kitchen set, which is convenient for breakfast and snacks. nine0003

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Finishes and colors

The dining room is considered a residential area, so there are no restrictions on the choice of materials for design. Except when it's a small kitchen and the wet area is very close. Then ceramic tiles and thick vinyl wallpapers on non-woven base are suitable.

The finish depends on the chosen style and color scheme. In a separate room, walls in one tone look spectacular, and accents can be made with decor and furniture. Most often, the table is in the middle, which already stands out. nine0003

Use different textures and colors for zoning united rooms. The dining area can be distinguished by wallpaper, decorative brick, plaster or clapboard. The table against the background of such a wall looks original.


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Lighting

Light is one of the methods of zoning. He is also able to increase the space, change colors, highlight interesting textures. The dining room needs proper lighting.

The light should be soft and slightly subdued. Enough lamps with a power of 50W.

The ideal spot for lighting fixtures is above the dining table. Designers advise hanging at a distance of 170 cm from the floor or 70 cm from the countertop. This arrangement will not interfere and shine directly into the eyes. If you are building a private house for yourself, then be sure to design natural lighting.


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Dining room furniture

Of course, the main objects of the dining room are the dining table and chairs. The most popular table options are round and long rectangular. They are often found in private homes. For small spaces, choose oval and corner. There are also semicircular models with one straight edge that is attached to the wall. nine0003

An island or a peninsula, a bar counter, in continuation of the worktop or instead of a window sill, are suitable for the kitchen-dining room.

Made of materials, wood is a classic. Modern styles use glass and plastic. For luxurious designs, stone countertops are also available.

The transforming table is convenient for large companies. If the area allows, the dining group is best placed in the center. This will provide free access to the table from all sides. For a small kitchen, a good option is a window seat. nine0003

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Dining room chairs are not only functional furniture, but decor. If square meters allow, you can choose massive chairs, with armrests or semi-chairs. Banquettes and ottomans give uniqueness to design.

In a modest room, chairs should be light and compact. For a small kitchen, you can put a corner dining set. The built-in sofa on one side of the table looks original. It is not necessary to make a niche, you can simply put high racks or cabinets on the sides. nine0003

Many people have forgotten about such attributes as sideboard, console and cabinet. This furniture is designed to store festive dishes, textiles and cutlery. More often used for separate dining rooms in private homes.


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Decor

Dining room interior design also has the right to be boring. A symphony of textures and facades, beautiful textiles and an unusual form of furniture can be found in this area.


Project by Alexey Ivanov

Dining table size tips

The right size dining table not only brings convenience, but also harmoniously fits into the interior. First of all, you need to determine for how many people the dining area. For a small family and frequent guests, a transforming table is perfect. Extra chairs can be placed around the room. For a large family, choose a table that is large enough for everyone to have enough space. But for combined rooms, you need to take into account the proportions. A huge table can spoil the interior and become a place to store unnecessary things. nine0003

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Calculation formula

According to the laws of ergonomics and etiquette, there should be 60x35 cm for each person at the table. This allows you to put a dinner plate, cutlery on the sides and the necessary wine glasses. Approximately 20 cm must be left in the center of the table for dishes and decanters.

Table size by number of persons:

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Number of persons Square table size cm Round table diameter, cm
4 90*90 110
6 150*90 130
8 200*110 150
10 260*110 170
12 320*110

Add 75 cm on all sides from the edge of the table to the wall or other furniture to the indicated measurement. This distance is necessary to make it comfortable to move the chair and get up.

Styles for the dining room


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Classic

A chic crystal chandelier above the dining table is a must in a classic style. The table itself is made of wood.

General decoration in soft colours. In modern classics, stone and metal can also be used. nine0003

The main components of the classics are modesty and muffledness. Curtains are selected from multi-layered fabric, canvases are symmetrically draped. Paintings with landscapes, different-sized vases, a composition of delicate flowers on the table are welcome.


Project by Alexey Ivanov

Art Deco

Art Deco style turns the room into a grand dining room. The style is characterized by luxurious furniture and decoration. The interior is decorated in neutral colors: white, black, beige, gray, brown. Accents are placed in gold, silver, red and burgundy. nine0003

Expensive natural materials, wood, stone, natural leather prevail in the design. In furniture and decoration, use mirrors, varnished and glossy surfaces. The highlight will be crystal tableware, arranged in stained-glass windows with backlight.


Project by Evgeny and Maria Latyshev

Minimalism

A laconic interior that pays attention to functionality. Monochrome, strict furniture, free space, ascetic decor are the hallmarks of a minimalist interior. nine0003

It is better to make the walls plain and play with texture. Alternate matte with glossy, rough with smooth. It is permissible to combine different textures: concrete, porcelain stoneware, natural linen, wood, metal.


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Country

Country is characterized by a lot of textiles. Chairs or a small bench, decorated with pillows, are placed at the table. A tablecloth or path is selected on the tabletop. The decor is complemented by curtains, carpets.

Country furniture made of dark and light wood. In the decoration of the walls, lining and wallpaper with a pattern are used. Choose from floral prints, stripes and checks. A fireplace is traditionally installed in a country house. nine0003

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Scandinavian style

Nordic style is characterized by simplicity, functionality, cold palette, restraint in decor. The smaller the room, the less furniture.

The Scandinavian interior does not tolerate heaps and disorder. There should not be glossy and shiny surfaces - only matte.

Use light pastel colors for decoration and decor. The walls are not necessarily only white, light gray, pale blue, olive are also suitable. nine0003

The base material must be light wood. For textiles and upholstery, choose linen, cotton, and other textured fabrics. For an accent, you can use bright colors, geometric shapes and patterns, a woolen carpet and fluffy pillows.


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Loft

Industrial style fits perfectly into the studio space. Brick, concrete, cement, decorative plaster, stone are suitable for finishing. Such cold and brutal materials need to be diluted with bright, but at the same time complex colors: burgundy, indigo, olive, mustard.

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