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This part of the apartment or house is becoming more and more important: it's not just for dining, but also for entertaining guests, colleagues, doing work or just enjoying a coffee. Naturally, the more time spent in the dining room, the more important it is to design it beautifully and rationally. Here are some tips to help you create the dining room you've always dreamed of.
Dining centre - table and chairs
In the modern, fast-paced world, people tend to spend only the evenings in the dining room, as breakfast and lunch are often eaten in town. In this situation, where the dining area is only visited in the second half of the day, it's a good idea to go for darker colours to create a cosy and relaxing atmosphere. If you choose a dark wood table and chairs, you won't go wrong - these pieces of furniture will give the room a pleasant atmosphere. And don't shy away from using candles, a rug or a floor lamp to make your dining room a very cosy oasis.
On the other hand, if you spend more time at home, it is suggested that you choose slightly lighter furniture, which will create a bright and lively environment that won't overwhelm your breakfast and lunch time. Light furniture is not just about the table and chairs - feel free to use light tabletops, crockery and curtains when designing your interior. Of course, chairs can also be used as interior details - experiment with colourful cushions on the chairs, which are not only comfortable but also eye-catching.
Details are the icing on the cake
However complete you think your dining room interior is, don't forget to include the little things. Small, beautiful objects not only create a sense of unity, but also enrich the dining space, bringing together all the larger items in the room. An authentic tureen, an unusual candle holder or a unique glass bought in an antique shop will instantly give your dining room a unique look. And don't forget tablecloths, flower pots and travel photographs, which will help to keep the shades and moods appropriate.
Combining space and colour tones is a necessity
Modern housing seems to be moving away from small, box-like rooms and combining almost all rooms into a single space. Unfortunately, even when there are no walls, the space still looks visually small. Fortunately, there are a few tricks that can be used to increase the size of a dining room. First of all, if you have a small dining area, choose light, light furniture and match it with minimalist table tops and elegant chandeliers. Curtains with horizontal patterns will visually widen a smaller space. Alternatively, if the dining room is spacious enough, don't be afraid to use slightly heavier, darker furniture to add a cosy and stately feel, and curtains with vertical patterns or lines.
Luminaires - in moderation
As much as you'd like to buy all the world's most beautiful chandeliers and furnish your dining room with them, don't: less is more. Especially if the dining room and kitchen space are seamless. Before you furnish your dining room, you need to consider how many and what kind of lights you will need: plan exactly where your workspace will be if you have to work in the dining room, and consider which part of the dining room you want to light more and which you want to light less. Also, don't choose luminaires that will hinder free movement in the room or restrict your or your guests' movements. Remember, chandeliers are the real showpieces of an interior, but only if there are not too many of them.
The dining room - the second face of the hosts
No matter how much you invest in other areas of your home, such as the bathroom or bedroom, the dining room will still be the place that reflects your worldview and sense of style. Eye-catching furniture, tiny details and the elegance of the light fitting will ensure that your dining room interior is original, cosy and complete. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=\”1/6\”][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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