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If you're looking to save space and have lots of people at your dinners, round tables are perfect for you. It's easy to squeeze in an extra table setting or two where there aren't any corners! They're better for small rooms or rooms that aren't square, as their rounded edges help create easy flow through the room.

A set of quilted leather dining chairs add extra casual cool to this mid-century modern dining room space.

Widely considered one of the best dining table materials, marble has a luxurious and sophisticated polish. Making it perfect for anyone who wants to impress with their dining room.

Wood is the most popular choice for dining tables for a few reasons. They're super durable and stands up to everyday butchering! They're easy to maintain or refinish with paint or stain as needed. Natural wood offers a beautiful color and texture in a dining space!

Clean and concise, this dining room is a total delight thanks to mid-century modern inspired furniture. The simple style of each piece of furniture in this space is modern without feeling aggressive or competing with the room's more ornate style. Furthermore, leather dining chairs and woven rug add an organic quality to the room, making it feel casual and inviting.

A rustic-industrial style dining table adds to this small dining space's casual quality, making it feel super inviting.

Not all tablescapes have to be traditional and light. Here rich and moody hues add a bit of drama to a fall tablescape, making it feel fresh and giving you something to discuss at dinner.

This lovely home office is the perfect work space if you need to share your work space with a partner or roommate. The large bookcase has ample storage for you and a friend.

We love the gorgeously layered pillows in this living room space. The balance of cream, red and blue in these pillows adds so much balance to the rest of this lovely design.

If you have a large open floor plan, you may want to consider a large sectional sofa to help zone the living area. In this design, the sectional is moved away from the wall using an interior design technique called floating. The l-shape of the sectional creates a kind of corner wall and, with the help of the rug, creates the feeling that living area is its own cozy space within the larger room.

This dining area is a great example of how to successfully play with proportions. Note how the slender silhouette of the dining chairs holds up to the more substantial table. This is due to the chairs black color which adds weight to their form and makes them feel balanced with the rest of the design.

We love the sweet bedside table arrangement. The neutral colors, woven textures and fresh plants make this space feel so breezy and refreshing.