Dinning room wall decoration, mirror or canvas?
hello amazing people,
We have done some changes to our dinning room after the last discussion here, thanks so much to the great ideas.
Now I need your clever advices about the decoration on this wall, also a decorative item on the dinning table.
Do you think a mirror or a canvas would be nice on the wall? We are open to change the mirror to a different one.
any advice would be highly appreciated.
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Julie Herbert
2 years agoBeautiful dining table and chairs, pendant light also, add artwork and beautiful pieces that tie in with your setting and buffet, a gorgeous tray on the table beneath pendant would look gorgeous.
wish69
2 years agoJulie Herbert
2 years agoThe more minimal, it looks elegant and beautiful, choose a pieces that highlight your chair colour that would then highlight the timber of the table and the colour of the pendant, then you could carry that look to the buffet
wish69 thanked Julie Herbert
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