Sentences with phrase «dining room as»

Don't shy away from dark colours or bold patterned wallpaper in a dining room as it gives you a great opportunity to be a little braver and create a dramatic backdrop that is an ideal talking point.

Today I am sharing my simple summer mantel decor and the summer vignette decor in our dining room as part of the Seasonal Simplicity Summer Series: Summer Mantels and Summer Vignettes.

Come see the stunning arches leading into the dining room as well as the upper catwalk overlooking the family room.

This piece of furniture sits right in front of our largest window in the dining room as you can see.

This week I joined some of my blogging friends in doing a fall tablescape & since I've been obsessing over the rustic garden fall decor in our front living room [HERE] I figured I should give it a try in our dining room as well so I created a rustic garden fall centerpiece that was super fun to play around with.

In case you're new, I'm making over our kitchen and dining room as a guest participant in the One [Read More...]

Today along with many of our favorite blogging friends, we are sharing our fall dining room as the second installment of the Seasons of Home Holiday Series.

Rugs define the dining room as a separate area from the connecting kitchen and ground the arrangement of chairs on the porch.

Right now I am using my dining room as a make shift craft room.

Dining Room As honorary chair of the showhouse, designer Suzanne Kasler lent her sophisticated touch to the dining room, which is equal parts glamour and elegance.

We continued with the same drapery as the living room and dining room as the windows are literally right beside each other.

After four years of using our dining room as our learning space, we finally have our very own school room.

Suited to a formal setting, dining chairs with arms look great in a larger dining room as they are big enough to fill the space.

I'm on the hunt for a better rug in the dining room as soon as I resolve the trestle table dilemma so I've been pinning a few favorites.

I have claimed the dining room as my Mom Cave.

We have a casual eating area off our kitchen, but we have a formal dining room as well.

Today I'm sharing my Merry and Metallic Christmas Dining Room as part of the Winter Eclectic Home Tour 2016 hosted by Jess of Domicile 37.

I also use my formal dining room as an office since we have a large eat in kitchen.

Oh and I would love it in my dining room as an area rug!

Meanwhile, I used our dining room as a «camping kitchen» and carted our dishes to the basement and washed them in the laundry sink.

I have a formal dining room as well but with the «empty nest», my husband and I eat in the den or on the screened porch when it is not too hot.

I added a bookcase in my kitchen / dining room as an afterthought.

Vintage style is perfect for a family dining room as it is informal and welcoming.

My personal favorite is the PB lantern which I — secretly and not so secretly covet for my own dining room as well — but your room has such a whimsy vibe it could also pull off the Wisteria lantern.

I have an armoire and a dresser in the dining room as well, but the baskets give even more storage while adding texture and interest to the room.

Sliding glass - panelled pocket doors, also finished in turquoise paint, seal off the library from the entryway and dining room as needed.

We have an awkward layout in our kitchen since it was such an old home and we converted the 6 × 8 kitchen into a 24 × 10 using the original dining room as the largest part of the now kitchen.

The private spaces of the home are located at the front of the loft, running along one wall, while the public areas — which includes an open plan living and dining room as well as a kitchen, run along a bank of windows at the back of the home.

Years ago the fireplace was used in a dining room as a medium to combat cold tempreature, while nowadays it's used mostly for décor.

You'll see the the dining room as well, which we recently wrapped up.

This follows another recent survey that revealed that only half of people see a dining room as a necessity.

«I work from home and had been using the dining room as my office.

Elegant enough for a living or dining room as well as the hallway.

Until then, we'll continue to have a local print shop print our shirts, and we'll continue to use our sunroom for storage, our bedroom as a design studio, and our dining room as our folding, packaging, shipping station.

That is a really good sized dining room as well.

It has really inspired me to rethink our dining room as a dining / library / reading room as we don't use the largest room in our home except for dinner parties or holidays.

I am planning on using my dining room as an office when it's not being used as dining room.

Right now, I am using our dining room as my office, I would like to organize it better and get a new desk.

When I last was brainstorming on the blog about our kitchen and dining room, and what the main floor plan might feel like, basically the conclusion was to leave the kitchen in the kitchen and keep the dining room as a dining room, rather than swapping the two rooms (BRILLIANT IDEA, right?).

«The yellow really lifted the living room, so I've carried that bright tone through to the dining room as a highlight against dark and pale greys,» says the owner.

Our last home had a red dining room as well and in Norman, Oklahoma (home of Oklahoma Sooners - crimson & white!

This wall paper installation was not typical, in that our dining room as a plate rail and vertical slats all around the room.

I love the white pumpkins and accents in your living and dining room as well as your entry.

Others are reimaging the dining room as guest quarters for overnight visitors or aging parents, especially if there's a bathroom nearby.

This immaculate home features formal dining room as well as a breakfast nook.

Also a separate formal dining room as well a...

«Especially younger home buyers want this room since they see a dining room as a wasted space and want food prep in the same area,» Bohl says.

• Ensuring that the highest standards of cleanliness and food safety are followed not only in the kitchen but the dining room as well • Preparing food according to Department of Health guidelines • Keeping checklists to guarantee that all needed products are available at all times • Making sure that people with special nutritional needs are properly catered

Sherman started out making these charming Fog City Charms in her tiny dining room as gifts for friends and then expanded to Northern California bookstores, Easy Bay street fairs and local farmers» markets.

It's not surprising when you're using your dining room as an office.