Expandable Dining Table

Not only does the extendable dining table in this room create space options for your guests. But the minimal style also leaves room to breathe by creating an open and airy space.

Fall is just around the corner, and that means the holidays are too. We know things might be looking a little different this year (2020 anyone?), but we still think that doing little things like setting up your dining table with festive fall decor can make this time feel more special.

Mid-Century Modern design doesn't have to be done in all neutrals. Try incorporating color into key pieces like these blue dining chairs in this space. To create a big impact paint an accent wall in a fun bold color!

The Asher Reclaimed Pine Extendable Dining Table is the perfect spot for hosting your family diinners or just enjoying your morning coffee before the kiddos wake up.

The intricately crafted natural rug crafts a dignified rustic ambiance charmingly laced with fashion-forward neutral overtones. The decorative grass in a round basket is maintenance-free and brings nature to the center of the dining table. A reproduction of an enamel pendant that's been a fixture in barns across the country for the last century deserves to finally be showcased indoors.

Dining rooms are a great space for bold designs with dark walls.  Going dark in your wall color brings the walls into the room and elevates your design from plain to polished. These dark navy walls make every element in the dining room pop, from the moldings and windows to the beautiful mid-century mod furniture, while also creating a rich intimate space.

A monochromatic color scheme doesn't have to be boring. It's actually a great way to style a room when you want to be able to switch things up as the seasons change, because you can always add pops of color through art and accessories. Remember to vary the shades of the color and add textures to keep things interesting. This is a look you'll definitely "fall" for!

The best part about an open floor plan dining area is that it often feels much larger than a dining room. It feels airier because there's a seamless flow into the living area. Given there's so much going on in one room, remember to pick dining room furniture that doesn't simply recede into the background. An expandable wood table, metal dining chairs, an eye-catching industrial chandelier are all good places to start. The finishing touch? A massive round mirror is always a yes with this look!

Use muted prints and add dimension with wood elements. Dark woods are a sure way to bring a traditional look to your space. Mix detailed furniture with the simple to bring emphasis to the detailed pieces.

If you love traditional design, you probably love its sense of order, symmetry, and balance. The coordinating art pieces on either side of the windows create a strong symmetrical statement. With the demilune tables and the large dining table centered perfectly between, this space evokes a truly traditional style and layout.

This coastal dining room gets a unique update with a black and white color palette. The whitewashed wood table, blue coral artwork, and natural light fixtures are classically coastal, while the darker dining room chairs and black and white accents give off a slightly eclectic vibe.

Balance the color in your rustic space with one of a kind pieces. From the antiqued mirror to the raffia basket wall small details are what adds a personal touch. Classic french bistro chairs are lightweight, practical and easy on the eyes.