Metal Dining Chair

It seems more people are working from home than ever before. That means many people have to share a workspace with a partner, child, or roommate. To ensure you and your new office mates get off on the right foot and stay there, try picking a common interest and incorporating it into your decor. The vintage-inspired wall art in this space looks great with the shiplap. It could also be a wonderful reminder of shared interest for two science buffs or history lovers. Keeping the atmosphere at the office light and friendly.

Sometimes the best way to make a statement is to pick one strong idea and commit to it. Here we decided to lean into gold in a big way, and it paid off. That's because we kept the rest of the colors in the space neutral really allowing the gold to shine.

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!

Strong sculptural forms were selected for this industrial dining room. A concrete and Acacia wood dining table center the focus of the room with leather and brass cantilevered dining chairs. An ebonized French oak sideboard adds minimalist sophistication.

Combine different lines for an expressive look. For more structure, the carpet and sideboard designs are geometric. For fluidity, an abstract painting is full of motion. Putting both of these components together in a room creates an interesting contrast.

The casual nature of unfinished woods and metal is tempered by soft textures. Adding some delicate sheers to your window will soften the light in this dining room. And adding a plush rug under the weighty table creates a balance between hard and soft that makes this room complete.

We enjoy how the sleek white surfaces in this dining room draw the eye to the colorful landscape art on the wall.

This light and airy eclectic bedroom welcomes blue accents and plush textures. Blue art hung in gallery wall fashion adds a curated look to the room. An open wall mounted bookcase adds the perfect pot to showcase treasures.

The space has sharp lines, so why not contrast it with the opposite? The round coffee table, side table, and dining table are a great shape to have and can come in many different materials to add depth.

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 metals, concrete, and natural elements to create an industrial dining room. A unique leather dining chair completes the look and adds depth. A multi-drop pendant light fixture emphasizes the industrial aesthetic and adds character.

Two solid acacia wood dining tables are perfect to feel the warming sensation given by this material. The dining chairs' leather combination along with metal frames, is ideal to enjoy this industrial styled room. Neutral tones and wood accents are perfect to make a warm and beautiful space to share meals with your loved ones.