Transitional Dining Room Design Ideas

A storage bench can be a practical touch in a dining room! Not only does is provide some stylish hidden storage but in a pinch can also double as comfy seating for extra guests.

Just because a dining room is formal doesn't mean it has to be stuffy. Take for example this space which has a formal vibe but keeps things approach with its use of color and materials.

This bold and luxe dining room is filled with deep blue hues and gold accents.

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.

As at home studies become increasingly common many people are looking for practical ways to incorporate study areas into their space. Breakfast nooks can be a great place to add such a space into your home. In this design, we've added a bar cart for storing textbooks and a corkboard for keeping things organized, and just like that, schools in session.

We really enjoy how this space uses black and white in an impactful way while still balancing those bold colors with the calming gray-blue wall color and soft lighting. It's eye-catching but still inviting.

A lot of people think that if something is eclectic it has to be antique. But this rooms proves you can have an eclectic space that feels totally modern and new!

The circular shapes are key to making this eclectic breakfast nook feel so cohesive and eye-catching. From the rug to the table to the wall art, each circle creates a sense of pattern and harmony which feels as warm and inviting as sunshine.

This lovely dining area is a great example of how a circular dining table can create a sense of flow in a room. The absence of corners on the table actually makes more room for the cozy dining chairs and makes the space look larger, and more open.

This entryway provides two of our favorite things. Plants and a cute cocktail station. So it's only natural we'd bring the them both together for this cute set up.

If you have the space for it a credenza or sideboard can be a great way to anchor your dining room design. We really enjoy how the styling of the credenza in the space draws the eye to the sunflower shape mirror light a ray of light.

The tulip table is not only a design classic it's also a great way to make a small dining area practical and pretty. The circular table top makes extra space for chairs and this pedestal leg also makes more space. Prefect for a dining area for two or if you want more seating add a bench which you can bring over to the table when needed.