Desiree Burns Interiors
Can a small dining room serve up big style?
According to designers, with a few tasteful tricks, its easy to achieve a room thatsgorgeous and functional.
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Embrace Circles
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For small, square dining rooms, try incorporating circular elements.
These shapes create negative space around the corners, giving the illusion of a larger and more open area.
“Try a fixture with some textural appeal,” Burns says.
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Plants add a touch of sculptural elegance without overwhelming the space.
Simply opting for a pedestal table can create a more streamlined look.
The sheen will help create a beautiful light bounce, Kantrowitz says.
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“Adding thickness and depth to the panels itself will optically translate to the spaciousness.
And the taller you go, the more impactful it becomes,” Kantrowitz says.
In this cozy-feeling dining room,Laquita Tateof Laquita Tate Interiors selects a mossy green color for the walls.
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These paddles serve as sculptural accents, drawing the eye deeper into the room and making it feel larger.
To enhance the feeling of openness in your own dining room, consider adding similar elements to your corners.
Items like branches, rustic ladders, salvaged shutters, or decorative screens can help achieve this effect.
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