25 dining room ideas – trends, styles and rooms to inspire a change of decor
If there's such as a thing as #diningroomgoals - this is it. And would you expect anything less from the Soho Home interior designers? If you can't afford a subscription to one of their members' houses across the globe, why not create a luxurious dining room that pays homage to their style?
Start off by sourcing an oak and polished marble dining table to create an exquisite scheme that is as appetizing as the chef's menu. Then, accompany with chairs are just as tasteful. You'll want to look for seats that have a deep-sit form for comfort. Enhance this already relaxed look by finding linen cushions that cry for you to take a seat on.
Instead of adopting a glass chandelier light, this scheme uses a much more affordable and eco-friendly coconut material. But if you can't find something as exotic, a light made from string will look just as good to create Boho beach feel. Add a large mirror idea and overarching houseplants to create a grand dining setting.
'Rugs are a great place to start when designing a room as they add instant impact and a focal point to your room. Framing vintage textiles and using them as artwork also works really well and won’t break the bank.', adds Martin Waller, founder of global design brand Andrew Martin.
Start off by sourcing an oak and polished marble dining table to create an exquisite scheme that is as appetizing as the chef's menu. Then, accompany with chairs are just as tasteful. You'll want to look for seats that have a deep-sit form for comfort. Enhance this already relaxed look by finding linen cushions that cry for you to take a seat on.
Instead of adopting a glass chandelier light, this scheme uses a much more affordable and eco-friendly coconut material. But if you can't find something as exotic, a light made from string will look just as good to create Boho beach feel. Add a large mirror idea and overarching houseplants to create a grand dining setting.
'Rugs are a great place to start when designing a room as they add instant impact and a focal point to your room. Framing vintage textiles and using them as artwork also works really well and won’t break the bank.', adds Martin Waller, founder of global design brand Andrew Martin.
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