The Final Reveal ~ Dining/Living Room Combination
My clients asked for me to complete their cottage inspired dining/living room space. They didn't want a formal dining room necessarily, but a place to play games and entertain their friends and family. They also wanted the two spaces to feel more open and connected. I used as many of their accessories as I could to keep costs down and painted a vintage dining room set and cabinet for storage.
Before
Before
Before ~ they asked for a cottage inspired area where they could entertain and play games.
Client's Sneak Peek
After
After...they wanted the room to feel more open to the dining area.
Now while the couple entertains friends, these chairs can easily be moved around in any direction.
Storage for all their table games. Painted with CeCe Caldwell's Paints.
A beautiful chandy to replace the too small builder grade chandelier.
Re-upholstered this antique chair for their built-in desk in the kitchen.
Painted the top of this vintage sewing machine stand to sit next to their sofa in the family room.
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I think that it would be even more comfortable looking and pleasing to the eye.
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I like the way the living room turned out but the dining room UG.... the mirror is too long and narrow for that table and the light to big. Either put some leaves in the table or move the mirror to the side wall vertically and a more sized to scale print or group those other pieces in the centered area of the table. loose the drum shade at least on the light to lighten the "weight" on it. Or switch the vertical mirror idea with the chest to balance some of the weight in the living room to the dining room that has such a bare wall.
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