Mirror frame for dining room
meldapasaoglu
8 years ago
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Comments (2)Hi Megan, I would put a larger picture on the end wall or another the same size or the mirror there, it could also go above the side table. When we design, we think about symmetrical and Asymmetrical. which is ..the same either side or different but matching if that makes sense...same colours and materials etc. I think that you should look at putting something tall on the side table to take up the space of the blank wall. and on the table I would just have one centrepiece. large candles perhaps. Non of the colours you have used make a statement either....I would use something like aqua or red...even though I am not a red person myself...It does look great with silver and black... so there are a few suggestions hope this helps...See MoreWhat to fill dining room with?
Comments (10)Hi there, I really like what you have there. You have many options that will require little work to make this space wok beautifully. Agree with Brilliant Ideas and Kerry - changing the mirror position and adding a hanging feature like a pendant will make a lot of difference already. From what I can guess looking at your image, even a slim table would fit better under the mirror on the other wall. In addition, you can include another hanging feature higher to make the ceiling look more interesting. E.g. 1 or 2 spotlights, hanging plants as simple as a Spanish moss. After that, is just dressing the furniture with small decor. Personally, I like clean, relaxed and easy to maintain spaces. Not sure about the correct colours, but here are some ideas for you: Light pendant to match your mirror colour and dining set style. Spanish moss can be hanged with a small hook. Minimum care required. Slim table - you can use a chest of drawers like this one... Slim table - or go for something a little different if you don't need extra storage... To dress the furniture and kitchen bench - That's where my products can come handy :) Please let me know if you want more help!! Love doing this! Ana...See MoreHelp with dining room set up, buffet and mirror
Comments (27)Hello Elpi, I really love how you have chosen to display the mirror and artwork on the chosen walls. In regards to the buffet, I think you will find the space isn't blending nicely because it may be a little over crowded. If possible, I would see how it looks mounting the mirror to the wall, and changing to decorations with noticeably different heights. You could still use some of the items that you already have, but possibly opting for a few more that are shorter and rounder, as opposed to tall and skinny. A good place to start might be adding items that are similar colours to that of the artwork. I also, I think this would also help the dining room merge with the living room, which seems a lot softer and doesn't feature as many straight lines. Look for small, rounded coloured decorations, similar to the attached images as inspiration. Good Luck!...See MoreHow do I give my living-dining room more warmth?
Comments (33)What you have created is a beautiful clean open space. But that is only the foundation. Now what is needed is you. You need to inject your personality and your family’s into the space. For nowhere do I see anything that tells me who lives there. And this is something you can add to as you live and use the space - in effect turning a gorgeous room into a home. Perhaps a vase of flowers on table or photos on sideboard or yes perhaps eventually changing mirror to a piece of art that grabs you. The trick is to not rush this stage. Live with the room and gradually add items you love to personalise it as yours. You have created a beautiful backdrop now it just needs you....See MoreKK1000
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