Centerpieces For Long Dining Room Tables

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By Cornelie Aubert. Dining Room. Published at Tuesday, April 17th, 2018 - 00:27:10 AM.

A country-style kitchen is exactly what you should be looking for. This type of décor is always warm, cozy and inviting and these are characteristics usually associated with dinner time. You might think that creating such a décor is easy. It’s simpler than creating a sophisticated dining room décor but it still requires time and energy. If you’ve already decided to opt for a country-style kitchen interior then you shouldn’t be worried about having to be very creative. In this case it’s all about being traditional.
Another example of using just a few Baroque or rococo details to elevate a luxury dining room is this one, which puts the focus on tassels. The large chandelier is the obvious focal point, and while the overall look is not ornate, the dominant feature are the hefty tassels dangling from each individual lamp. A part of the typical lambrequin motif, the tassel was an important element in the Baroque era.
Elsewhere in the space, a painted rococo sideboard is paired with modern wall decor and a fully contemporary china cabinet adjacent to it has the same gilded embellishment but in an angular design. Across the room, the curved console is decidedly contemporary as are the accessories and wall art. Finally, the chandelier adds a striking rococo flourish to the luxury dining room with its leafy, floral style and lovely green color.
And if there’s any room where simplicity is most appreciated that would be the dining room. It’s a space meant to feel inviting and where functionality is key. Ornaments are being ignored in favor of pure simplicity. There’s no need to use intricate furniture designs to make this space more inviting or beautiful.