Small dining room wall decor

38 Dining Room Wall Decor Ideas to Liven Up Mealtime

Urbanology Designs / J Turnbow Photography

Decorating your dining room walls with paint, wallpaper, art, photography, mirrors, light fixtures, and other decor is as important as choosing the right table and chairs to make the room feel both comfortable and inviting. Whether you're looking to create a relaxing, minimalist space; a lively and warm atmosphere to put guests at ease; or a vibrant, colorful, art-filled backdrop for stimulating dinner conversations, check out these dining room wall decor ideas in a range of styles and sizes that will get the conversation flowing during family meals, entertaining, and holiday celebrations.

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Hang Oversized Floral Wallpaper

Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Alexandra Ribar

While it's tempting to make neutral decor choices for high-traffic areas like living rooms and kitchens, you can afford to take more design risks in a dining room. Oversized floral wallpaper from Ellie Cashman Design adds timeless charm and bold pattern to the walls of this dining room from Leanne Ford Interiors that is visible from the adjacent kitchen.
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Black Out

Design by Lindye Galloway Studio + Shop / Photo by Leslie Brown

Black is a soothing color that grounds a space and makes it relaxing to spend time in, like this dining room from Lindye Galloway Studio + Shop. Just be sure to balance out dark tones with metallics, pale wood tones, or white accents so that it doesn't feel like a sensory deprivation chamber or a night at a dark dining restaurant.
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Prioritize Pattern

Design by Living with Lolo /Photo by Life Created

Vibrant patterned wallpaper in shades of blue and white adds a nice contrast to light brown and beige tones in this dining room from Living with Lolo.
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Keep It Traditional

Design by Courtney B. Smith / David Duncan Livingston Photography

Interior designer Courtney B. Smith went old school in this formal dining room, with traditional patterned wallpaper decorated with eclectic furnishings and a large black iron and crystal chandelier.
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Consider Sightlines

Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Zeke Ruelas

This dining room from Emily Henderson Design is visible from the living room through a wide arched opening. Dark navy paint on the far wall adds depth and dimension that defines the space. An oversized framed map on the wall is centered in the middle of the arch with a pendant light hanging above to create well balanced sightlines between the semi-open spaces.
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Match the Wallpaper and the Drapes

Forbes + Masters

Forbes + Masters chose dramatic hand-painted walls and window treatments in this neutral-toned dining room that carry the pattern all around the room.
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Float the Wallpaper

Design by Courtney B. Smith / David Duncan Livingston Photography

You don't have to cover the whole wall with wallpaper or a wall mural to create a showstopping focal point in your dining room. This dining room from interior designer Courtney B. Smith treats the wallpaper like an unframed painting hung on the wall, with plenty of white space around it to keep it feeling light and airy.
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Build Suspense

Folding Chair Design Co. / Jenn Verrier Photography

Folding Chair Design Co. built a dining room wine wall that is both practical and decorative. Bottles are suspended thanks to floor-to-ceiling suspension cables that make them seemingly float. To ensure that your wine wall isn't an accident waiting to happen, be sure to build secure storage, or call in a professional. And keep in mind that exposing your bottles to unpredictable temperatures and natural light isn't ideal for wine collectors, but is just fine if you enjoy wine with dinner and tend to drink your stash as fast as you restock the wine rack.
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Don't Forget About the Fifth Wall

Jules Interiors

Jules Interiors hung a series of large-scale nostalgic black-and-white photographs of old school movie stars on the walls of this dining room, then dressed the ceiling—otherwise known as the fifth wall—with bold striped wallpaper to create a bold graphic effect.
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Paint a Half Wall Border

Urbanology Designs / J Turnbow Photography

If you're tired of the white walls in your dining room but don't want to go to the trouble and expense of repainting the whole room, get yourself some painter's tape and add a color border, a simple DIY project that won't even require a ladder. In this light and spacious dining room, Urbanology Designs painted a wrap-around painted navy half wall border that adds visual interest and makes the space feel cozier and more grounded while seated around the table. Airy pendant lights anchor the table without blocking views. A pair of framed prints that straddle the two sections of the wall and a leaning ladder on the opposite wall that stretches beyond the wall border help bring the eye up and make the color blocking feel cohesive.
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Make Every Wall a Gallery Wall

Tyler Karu Design and Interiors / Photo by Justin Levesque

Even those with stand-alone dining rooms tend to reserve them for Sunday meals and special occasions (if they're not borrowing them for makeshift home offices). An off-duty formal dining room can sometimes feel like an empty stage set. One way to ensure that your dining room feels alive, and to give yourself and your family and friends a reason to poke their heads in even when dinner isn't on the table is to treat them like an at-home art gallery where you can hang artwork, kids art, or family photos, or a combination of the above. Tyler Karu Design + Interiors turned every wall of this 1700s farmhouse dining room into a gallery wall. Antique French chairs, a modern table, and sculptural knotted rope pendant lighting completes the eclectic look and makes this an ideal place for catching up on emails or doing giant puzzles and craft projects.
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Embrace Asymmetry

Urbanology Designs / Matti Gresham Photography

In a modern minimalist space, it can be tempting to simply leave dining room walls blank. This minimalist dining room from Urbanology Designs offers a compromise, with asymmetrical wall decor focused to one side that includes a sconce, abstract painting, potted olive tree, and leaning decorative ladder, leaving plenty of negative space on the other end.
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Plant a Living Wall

Maite Granda

This Florida dining room from Maite Granda has a floor-to-ceiling living wall that brings some scene-stealing, feel-good outdoor vibes into the contemporary space. If you don't have the budget for a floor-to-ceiling green wall, adding plants or a preserved moss wall hanging will create a similar if less dramatic effect.
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Add a Mini Gallery Wall

Design by Bartone Interiors / Lissa Gotwals Photography

This dining room from Bartone Interiors has a wall of windows, leaving a slice of side wall free for adding a colorful mini gallery wall of framed artwork that energizes the space.
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Add an Antique Floor Mirror

Design by Joshua Smith Inc. / Photo by Lisa Romerin

A large-scale French antique floor mirror with aged mercury glass leans casually against the wide wall of this dining room from Joshua Smith Inc. to give the monumental gilded piece a slightly more casual air. The mirror reflects light and doubles the space, while giving your most narcissistic dinner guests a view of their favorite subject.
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Install a Monumental China Cabinet

Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Erin Kelly

This sleek dining room from Leanne Ford Interiors mixes a clean palette of black, white, and wood accents, while a modern update on the classic china cabinet featuring black metal and glass grid doors occupies the far wall. The side wall features a casual modern abstract print that adds balance while keeping with the black-and-white color scheme.
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Add Decorative Sconces

Jessica Nelson Design / Carina Skrobecki Photography

This cozy bungalow dining room from Jessica Nelson Design is wedged into the back wall of an open plan kitchen, with banquette seating beneath the window and a pair of decorative sconces on the wall that serve as both lighting and decor, adding balance with the ceiling pendant and flattering ambient light.
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Decorate Around Awkward Windows

Louis Duncan-He Designs / Genevieve Renee Photography

Louis Duncan-He Designs minimized the awkwardly high-placed windows on the walls of this high-ceilinged dining room by creating a striking feature wall using two shades of blue that steals focus while adding color and graphic design to the mix.
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Add Light Layers

Urbanology Designs / Matti Gresham Photography

Urbanology Designs decorated the clean white walls of this sophisticated contemporary dining room with light touches, from the black-and-white photograph to the modern lighting to the tall tree branches in the corner, and a leaning mirror on the side wall that help the room feel finished while keeping the focus on the main event that is the sculptural black table with its curvy velvet end chairs.
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Pair Dark Paint with Bright Metallics

Tyler Karu Design and Interiors / Photo by Erin Little

The walls of this dining room from Tyler Karu Design and Interiors pairs deep midnight blue paint with bright gold-toned accents like a dark floral painting with a gilded frame, a winning combination that is easy to emulate. Feel free to use other dark paint colors like chocolate brown or charcoal gray, and warm metal accents such as copper or rose gold if you prefer.
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Add Contrast

Louis Duncan-He Designs / Eymeric Wilding Photography

Warm gray walls make the colors of an abstract landscape painting spring to life in this dining room from Louis Duncan-He Designs.
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Carve Out a Niche

A Beautiful Mess

A Beautiful Mess built an arched niche into this dining room wall, painted in a feel-good shade of pink. Thick wood floating shelves display a collection of tableware that can be rotated as desired, and the countertop can be used for seasonal displays or as a buffet table when entertaining family and friends.
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Darken the Background

Design by Ryann Miller For Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

This dining room from Emily Henderson Design is painted in a deep shade of matte teal that creates a rich background for an eclectic gallery wall of vintage-inspired prints and paintings on the wall above the small dining table.
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Stay Neutral

Urbanology Designs / Matti Gresham Photography

Urbanology Designs hung a neutral-toned gallery wall beneath the adult loft bed in this cozy dining area, with plenty of white space left to keep things feeling light and airy.
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Hang Wallpaper Panels

Design by Candace Mary Interiors / Photo by Martin Vecchio

Candace Mary Interiors added framed wallpaper panels to this green, black, and white dining room that are framed out by wood detailing, giving the pattern space to breathe.
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Do a Half Wall

Design by Atelier Davis / Photo by Heidi Harris

A wall-to-wall sideboard anchors a half wall styled with art in this vibrant dining room from interior designer Jessica Davis of Atelier Davis.
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Create a Vignette

Becca Interiors

A round porthole mirror and pair of metal sconces hang on the white painted shiplap wall over a raw wood sideboard in this coastal dining room from Becca Interiors, a simple formula that works with any style and can be iterated in countless ways.
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Personalize It

Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Christy Q. Photo

When choosing art for your dining room walls, or any walls, be sure to select images that are meaningful to you and your family. The Trinidad and Tobago tourism poster hanging on the wall of this dining room from Cathie Hong Interiors was the inspiration for the color palette of the entire home, which combines the clients' love of midcentury modern design with their Caribbean heritage.
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Go All-White

Louis Duncan-He Designs / Eymeric Wilding Photography

Louis Duncan-He Designs used creamy shades of white and neutral tones in this serene dining room, layering the main wall behind the dining room table with dimensional wall slats, sconces, and a tonal painting.
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Keep It Subtle

Louis Duncan-He Designs / Eymeric Wilding Photography

A feature wall doesn't have to be the focal point of the room. This serene dining room from Louis Duncan-He Designs has a quiet woodland wall mural that adds softness and lets the dramatic coffered ceiling and modern pendant light take center stage.
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Change the Temperature

Think Chic Interiors

This neutral-toned dining room from Think Chic Interiors has a dark wood and marble topped dining room table, smoky blue chairs, a brass Jonathan Adler pendant light, and a bright abstract oversize painting that adds an eye-catching dose of color.
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Hang Some Plates

Alvin Wayne

If you think that hanging plates on the wall is old-fashioned, check out this NYC dining room nook from interior designer Alvin Wayne, who hung botanical wallpaper in an oversized pattern and earthy tones of brown and green, then layered a diamond-shaped arrangement of plates on top, highlighted by a smattering of Fornasetti plates featuring the legendary Italian opera singer Lina Cavalieri. This is a great way to display thrift shop china or that formal set of dishes you inherited from your childfree aunt that have been sitting in storage forever.
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Add Floor-to-Ceiling Bookshelves

Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer

This dining room by Marie Flanigan Interiors features a wall of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that provide endless reading material while adding color and life to the room, making it the perfect backdrop for lively meals or working from home.
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Add Wainscoting

Nile Johnson Interior Design

This traditional style dining room from Nile Johnson Interior Design has wainscoting along the main wall that is painted white to match the trim and ceiling, while soft green wall paint adds color to the top half of the wall.
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Hang a Gallery Wall

Design by Velinda Hellen For Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp

The highlight of this dining room designed by Velinda Hellen for Emily Henderson Design is a nostalgic gallery wall that adds color, warmth, and interest to the white walls of the airy space.
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Make It a Triptych

Louis Duncan-He Designs / Photo by Heather Dunbar

Louis Duncan-He Designs hung a triptych of unframed abstract paintings that add a touch of color and a graphic focal point in this bright and contemporary neutral-toned dining room.
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Hang a Large-Scale Map

Fantastic Frank

A colorful large-scale vintage map of Finland makes for striking wall decor in this Scandinavian loft dining room from Fantastic Frank. The map creates a focal point that takes advantage of the tall ceilings and minimizes the awkwardness of small high-placed windows.
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Hang a Series of Photos

Desiree Burns Interiors

Whether you're an amateur photographer who loves to showcase your travel photos or someone who loves the idea of hanging a bunch of photos on the wall but don't have the patience or the eye to assemble a gallery wall, hanging a series of photographs possibly with similar colors or themes and definitely printed and framed in the same size hung in neat rows is an easy way to fill a blank wall, like this serene dining room from Desiree Burns Interiors.

54 Simple Dining Room Wall Decor Ideas

Creating the perfect place to enjoy a Sunday brunch or dinner with friends and family can be a fun experience. One of the main reasons why dining rooms are so important is because they’re one of the few places in a home where people can actually gather together and have a conversation. To make it an even more incredible space here’s a great list of dining room wall decor to spruce up your space.

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When it comes to styling your dining space walls, there are a few things you need to take into account:

the size of the room,
the type of furniture you have and
the type of décor

In this article, we will look at some of the best tips and tricks to decorating your dining room walls. Once you have that covered, your next stop will be living room wall decor, we have some great ideas for that on our blog too!

Displates

The perfect place to start when considering wall decor is to collect the perfect Displates that match your dining area theme. No need to rack your brain considering designs, the Displate marketplace has everything from nature posters to travel posters for you to collect.

Wall Art Frames

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Wall decorations vary in color, shape and size. Wall art is also an excellent way to express yourself creatively while adding style and design to your home.

Accent Walls

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Choose to use wall decals, wall paintings, framed art prints or even 3D wall decorations if you feel like it. It all depends on your creativity and imagination!

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No need to be a pro designer or follow rules when creating the space you want. Everybody has some unique tastes when it comes to decorating their homes – which makes this world of interior design so much fun!

Pictures

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It’s about what makes you happy and how you can express yourself in your own personal way. So, choose wall decorations that make you feel good and share your positive energy with everybody.

Abstract Prints

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When we talk about dining room walls we need to remember that the right lighting can change the appearance of any wall decoration. It is always good to use light colors for dining rooms walls because it will not overshadow the rest of your decor.

Brick Walls

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Light colors are also very easy to match with other elements in the room, such as table linens or carpet patterns that you want to accentuate. On the other hand, dark colors are more suitable for small rooms because they can make the assigned space feel cosy.

Neutral Walls

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You can also keep your walls neutral and let other room elements speak for themselves. It is a simple way to set up a comfortable dining space without taking too much time or effort.

Large Canvases

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It is important to remember that dining room wall decor should not take all of your attention. Keep it minimal with a touch of class.

Plain Walls

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We suggest keeping the room elegantly simple and being selective with wall decorations to create a relaxed atmosphere, where everybody can enjoy tasty meals in peace.

Minimal Walls

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One of the most popular ideas for decorating dining room walls is using wall art or wall stickers. They can be found in a variety of designs and are easy to apply to any dining room.

Simple Classy Artworks

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Wall prints and framed art are a popular choices for family homes because they tend to be very durable and they can hold stunning images or family portraits.

Full Wall Bookshelf

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Wall bookshelves are a great way to add storage and display space to your home. They can be used in any room, but are especially popular in the living room, bedroom and home office. There are a variety of styles and sizes to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for your needs.

Monochrome Prints

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When it comes to art, you can choose any subject that makes you happy and feels comfortable for your home. For example, if you like nature – go with something related to flowers or landscapes! If you love animals, find an artist who will paint special scenery exclusively for you! Abstract art is also welcome.

Accent Bookshelves

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Wall bookshelves can be used to store books, CDs, DVDs, pictures. They are a great way to keep your belongings organized and out of sight, and they add a touch of style and sophistication to any room.

Embedded Shelves

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It’s a great idea to match your dining room wall with the dining table to tie the space together. You can also consider a dining table matching wall art too.

Glass Walls

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Glass walls are perfect for dining rooms that need more light. It’s a perfect way to blend the indoor and the outdoor space. A great idea for your holiday home, or homes surrounded by beautiful scenery.

Dining Room Wall Art

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Another great idea for dining room walls is adding bright and inviting designs. If you are not artistic, don’t worry – there are plenty of ready-made prints that you can choose from at your local store.

Assorted Artworks

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You can also ask an artist friend to create something special for you. Make sure they keep it simple so that it does not take away the attention from your dining room decor.

Blended Dining Rooms

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Mirrors are a great way to add some extra decoration to your home.

Stylish Mirror

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Mirrors can make a small room feel larger, and they can also help to brighten up a space.

Wooden Shelves

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Dining room shelves can also be used to showcase your collection of plates, bowls, or other dinnerware.

Wallpaper

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Wallpaper can be a great way to add style and color to the space.

More Wallpaper Idea

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Another reason to add wallpaper in your dining room. One is that it can be very affordable.

Trendy Bohemian Pieces

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Abstract Dining Room Wall Art

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Another reason to use wallpaper is that it is very durable. It can withstand a lot of wear and tear.

Wood Panels

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Wood panel walls can add a lot of character to a dining room. They can make the room warmer and more inviting.

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You can find prints or tapestries that feature tribal designs or patterns, or you can create your own.

Create Accent Colors with Art Inspiration

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More Color Inspiration Using Furniture

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Chalk Board

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Chalkboards are a fun and easy way to dress up your dining room wall. They can be used for everything from keeping track of the week’s menu to leaving little notes for your loved ones. Plus, they’re a great way to add some personality to your space.

Nature Dining Zone

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Wall cabinets are great because they offer an option for easily accessible storage space.

Floor To Ceiling Windows

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Rustic Book Shelves & Furniture

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If you need access to many items without the need to search through piles of things, Wall cabinet shelving is the perfect solution.

Matching Visual Interest Frames

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Accent Wall In Dining Area

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Panelled walls are making a comeback and they can add character and architectural interest to the space.

Additional Ideas to decorate your dining room walls

And now, we’ve got a list of some more examples that we absolutely adore. This is how you embrace the still life and keep your dining area looking stunning. From Lighting to warm ideas related to painting walls. Have a look.

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Hanging plants are a great way to add some colour and interest to a room, and make a space feel more inviting.

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Shelving provides ample opportunities for individual style by filling up with personal objects, like collectables that make your home uniquely yours like family heirlooms.

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If you’re looking for a simple way to add some personality to your dining room, consider adding plants as your decorating solution. They can be added to shelves or draped onto walls.

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Wallpaper can also be a great way to add some texture to your dining room. It can also be a great way to add color and pattern to the space.

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Fireplaces are a popular focal point in many homes. They provide warmth and a cosy atmosphere on cold winter nights.

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Wall lamps can be a great way to add light to a room while also adding a touch of style. They can be used to highlight artwork or to provide task lighting for reading or other activities. We love the elegant lamp on a wall shelf in the example above.

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Bohemian wall decor can be used in any space of your home, including the dining room. If you are looking for a way to update your dining room, consider using bohemian style wall decor like these woven round basket sets on the wall in the image above.

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White Dining Room Walls

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Conclusion

Now that you’ve got a pretty good idea of what you could implement, It’s time for you to get creative and come up with a unique space you feel proud of. Enjoy the decor journey.

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Architectural Workshop 2Yu

Fresh design idea: country style small dining room with beige walls, porcelain stoneware floor and coffered ceiling - great interior photo

Project Lilac Fog

TKdesign

We placed a dining table for two in front of the panoramic windows. The hostess likes to sit in the morning with a cup of aromatic coffee, and in the evening to watch a beautiful sunset. Author: designer Kakunina Tatyana

Purity of Thought

Maria Mikena

Pictured: a small modern dining room with gray walls, medium parquet floors and brown flooring from

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artELLE-design

Stylish design: a small living-dining room in a modern style with beige floors, beige walls and medium tone parquet floors - the latest trend

Kitchen-living room with greenery

Valeria Veselova

Fresh design idea: a small living-dining room in a modern style with beige walls, porcelain stoneware floors, stucco fireplace front, beige floor, horizontal fireplace and wooden walls - great photo interior design

Apartment for a couple of respectable age

Ksenia Erlakova

Inspiration for home comfort: a small neoclassical (modern classic) living-dining room with gray walls, medium-toned parquet floors and brown floors

A Mid-Century Modern Apartment Makeover

Décor Aid

New Yorkers are always on the prowl for innovative ways to make the most of the space they have. An upper east side couple, challenged with a slightly narrow L shaped apartment sought out Decor Aid’s help to make the most of their Manhattan condo. Paired with one of our senior designer, Kimberly P., we learned that the clients wanted a space that looked beautiful, comfortable and also packed with functionality for everyday living. “Immediately upon seeing the space, I knew that we needed to create a narrative that allowed the design to control how you moved through the space,” reports Kimberly, senior interior designer. After surveying each room and learning a bit more about their personal style, we started with the living room remodel. It was clear that the couple wanted to infuse mid-century modern into the design plan. Sourcing the Room & Board Jasper Sofa with its narrow arms and tapered legs, it offered the mid-century look, with the modern comfort the clients are used to. Velvet accent pillows from West Elm and Crate & Barrel add pops of colors but also a subtle touch of luxury, while framed pictures from the couple's honeymoon personalize the space. Moving to the dining room next, Kimberly decided to add a blue accent wall to emphasize the Horchow two piece Percussion framed art that was to be the focal point of the dining area. The Seno sideboard from Article perfectly accentuated the mid-century style the clients loved while providing much-needed storage space. The palette used throughout both rooms were very New York style, grays, blues, beiges, and whites, to add depth, Kimberly sourced decorative pieces in a mixture of different metals. “The artwork above their bureau in the bedroom is photographs that her father took,” Moving into the bedroom renovation, our designer made sure to continue to stick to the client’s style preference while once again creating a personalized, warm and comforting space by including the photographs taken by the client’s father. The Avery bed added texture and complimented the other colors in the room, while a hidden drawer at the foot pulls out for attached storage, which thrilled the clients. A deco-inspired Faceted mirror from West Elm was a perfect addition to the bedroom due to the illusion of space it provides. The result was a bedroom that was full of mid-century design, personality, and area so they can freely move around. The project resulted in the form of a layered mid-century modern design with touches of luxury but a space that can not only be lived in but serves as an extension of the people who live there. Our designer was able to take a very narrowly shaped Manhattan apartment and revamp it into a spacious home that is great for sophisticated entertaining or comfortably lazy nights in.

Dream Cottage with a View

Mary Hannah Interiors

Fresh design idea: a small living-dining room in a marine style with white walls and medium-toned parquet floors without a fireplace - great photo of the interior

Dining room built in sideboard with glass display case for china and crystal

David Bauer, Cornerstone Builders of SW Fl

Large Built in sideboard with glass upper cabinets to display crystal and china in the dining room. Cabinets are painted shaker doors with glass inset panels. the project was designed by David Bauer and built by Cornerstone Builders of SW FL. in Naples the client loved her round mirror and wanted to incorporate it into the project so we used it as part of the backsplash display. The built in actually made the dining room feel larger.

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38 Dining Room Wall Decor Ideas to Liven Up Mealtime

Hang Oversized Floral Wallpaper

Black Out

Prioritize Pattern

Keep It Traditional

Consider Sightlines

Match the Wallpaper and the Drapes

Float the Wallpaper

Build Suspense

Don't Forget About the Fifth Wall

Paint a Half Wall Border

Make Every Wall a Gallery Wall

Embrace Asymmetry

Plant a Living Wall

Add a Mini Gallery Wall

Add an Antique Floor Mirror

Install a Monumental China Cabinet

Add Decorative Sconces

Decorate Around Awkward Windows

Add Light Layers

Pair Dark Paint with Bright Metallics

Add Contrast

Carve Out a Niche

Darken the Background

Stay Neutral

Hang Wallpaper Panels

Do a Half Wall

Create a Vignette

Personalize It

Go All-White

Keep It Subtle

Change the Temperature

Hang Some Plates

Add Floor-to-Ceiling Bookshelves

Add Wainscoting

Hang a Gallery Wall

Make It a Triptych

Hang a Large-Scale Map

Hang a Series of Photos

54 Simple Dining Room Wall Decor Ideas

Displates

Wall Art Frames

Accent Walls

Pictures

Abstract Prints

Brick Walls

Neutral Walls

Large Canvases

Plain Walls

Minimal Walls

Simple Classy Artworks

Full Wall Bookshelf

Monochrome Prints

Accent Bookshelves

Embedded Shelves

Glass Walls

Dining Room Wall Art

Assorted Artworks

Blended Dining Rooms

Stylish Mirror

Wooden Shelves

Wallpaper

More Wallpaper Idea

Trendy Bohemian Pieces

Abstract Dining Room Wall Art

Wood Panels

Create Accent Colors with Art Inspiration

More Color Inspiration Using Furniture

Chalk Board

Nature Dining Zone

Floor To Ceiling Windows

Rustic Book Shelves & Furniture

Matching Visual Interest Frames

Accent Wall In Dining Area

Additional Ideas to decorate your dining room walls

White Dining Room Walls

Conclusion

Small Dining Rooms - 135 Best Dining Room Interior Design Photos

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