Luxury Dining Room Sets

Unique Dining Room : Wine and Dine

 

Aside from the living room, the dining room is where you entertain guests most often — from holding small reunions and gatherings to having a heart-to-heart talk with a good friend over coffee, tea, or a nice glass of wine. Here are a few design ideas to help you get started on how to build a dining room that reflects your style and personality.

Sophisticated & Urbane 

It may seem minimalist and no-frills at first glance, but unique dining room sets that give off this vibe are a great base for prettifying a dining room. You can place a flowered centerpiece for an attractive touch, and spice up your walls with quirky, framed photos or artwork.

  A Touch of the Exotic

Unique dining room sets made of exotic coconut shells or sea shells may seem difficult to work with, so opt for a set that comes in a neutral shade, such as beige or any earthy colors. Choose tableware that aren't too frilly, either, since your dining room furniture already has the “frills” part covered.

  Modern Flair

A streamlined, modern set in monochromatic shades lends a touch of contemporary flair to your dining room. Design experts and interior decorators love mixing white, forest green, and a deep, dark ocean blue to reflect the colors of nature (white for snow, green for trees or forests, and blue for the seas). Plus, these colors are easy on the eyes and are a refreshing sight to behold.

  Artistic and Eclectic

Place your unique dining room sets furniture beside a window and set against a brick wall to channel that café or coffee shop vibe. It will make for a great breakfast nook — cozy, warm, inviting — and a great way to start your day.

 Beautifully Mismatched 

Who says your dining table and chairs have to match? Infuse a tinge of funkiness in your dining area and experiment with a variety of colors. A word of caution, however: Keep your colors to a minimum (around three would be best) Contemporary and Round Unique Dining Room Sets also can be great alternative.

and make sure the shades and textures are versatile and can easily be paired with other pieces should get tired of them and decide to give your dining area a face-lift. Grays, beige's, whites, and other neutral tones are highly recommended.

  Old World Elegance
 

Ornate and luxurious, these sets bring you back to Victorian England, where you might expect to be served tea and scones. Tone down the aristocratic snobbery a bit with friendly elements, such as a non-patterned rug (oriental rugs can be a tad too much) and warm lighting. You can even place the set near windows — the natural light will make the space inviting instead of intimidating. 

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