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BY On Jul 20, 2018 Dining Room

If there’s one room in your home dedicated to showing off your love of art, make it your dining room. A standout creative work will bring energy to the space, while the slower pace of most special-occasion meals will ensure that your prized piece gets the admiration it deserves.Aside from displaying what you love, it’s important to consider size when choosing what will adorn the walls in your dining room. You want to create a sense of balanced visual weight within the space, so focus on bigger pieces — or a collection of several smaller ones for a gallery wall — that will fill the wall opposite the table.

Since the table is arguably the most important piece of furniture in the space, it can be tempting to choose something that will make a statement. But rather than choosing an ornate design, we recommend keeping the table neutral so that it will remain timeless despite passing trends. When choosing your dining table, it’s important to focus on the quality of construction. Consider using natural materials — such as wood, glass or even stone — that will give you the flexibility to change up the design of the rest of the room in the future.

Using two or more light or track lighting in your dining room will not only create a beautiful visual effect over the table, but also ensure that light spreads evenly throughout the room (as opposed to casting light from a single source). This look also functions particularly well when paired with recessed lighting to illuminate the corners. When purchasing lighting for your dining room, choose two or three matching fixtures that can be spaced evenly over the length of the table. Look for fixtures that come equipped (or can be used) with dimmers so that you can set a sense of ambiance, whether you’re hosting a romantic dinner or just finishing up homework.

It’s not easy to design a space that feels fit for a celebration, yet is still functional for day-to-day living. After all, there’s no sense in having a room in your home that rarely gets used, right?