Welcome to the River House Dining Room – the most beautiful scenes with such a warm and invited landing spots, a comfortable chimney, and a painting that my brother still does not know if he (but he has not yet taken down !!). It is adjacent to the kitchen with a shared color palette, and I have so hot and leveled to be the texture.
Tile
Three years ago, Max and I pulled out Tile From N Sachs, a very simple but texture, is a small brick tile that we also stacked with a mid -century vibi to create a big, cool focal point. My sister likes neutral and did not want to go bold at all, and fell in love with this simplicity (and did not want to go away from the scene).
We could not decide on the grout color – for a good reason, the grout is a stressful decision because it changes the form of tile and room, and is really difficult to reverse. We finished choosing to the top right – a medium gray with a slightly green undertone that produces depth and a pattern, but not too dark or starc. Remember that choosing a lighter grout can work, but often you lose the idea of stacking grid effect – so it can look more like the texture wall rather than a more graphic geometric pattern. We wanted pattern 🙂
One of my most favorite details is how N Sacks sell these corner pieces so that you do not have to fade the edges – see below. It is very beautiful!
You will see that the tile is exactly the width of the chimney, which means that no strange, small pieces are at both ends. It was doing mathematics with tiller due to JP (our contractor) (to be factor in the grout size) and essentially to ensure that it was fine 19. These details make such a difference to those of us/you with a design eye.
Uncovery tree and planter , Artwork , rug
We finished the interior box with a black shooter, which you can’t really see. Oh, and no, I don’t know what the firebox is brand, and yes, it was legal to place it on wood (they pass full inspection, so I think the glasses of that box were fine!).
The piece of art is actually a collage of a famous painting called “Hen Wilhem Hansen’s Portrait” by Wilhem Lobaststrom. An artist in la They were rebuilt with paper collage, and gifted me a year ago that I am depositing for the right place. Colors are very perfect here !! We used a command strip, so we did not drill tiles or anything. My brothers and sil were on the fence about it – I think they like it as a piece of art, but it just didn’t feel them and felt a little intense here, which I completely understood. I told them that they should be a little with it and, let’s just say, it is still!
Map
Chairs , table (Not available now) | Vase , mug (Equal) | rug
Anne AshurArchitects, designed and put out the room with bench seats with window and a chimney – not only for warmth, but also to add some design elements so it was not just a box with windows. Then it was very easy to present it. Those days That rug I was in my collection and pulled the greens from the living room (which I could not wait to show you), and used our 9 × 12 here. I then slowed them to get a table and chairs, so Katie found this table from rejuvenation on clearance (and was available for local pickups). He sent me a link, and I said, “Go for it”.
dining chair
I found These chairs Online that all our boxes checked:
- Upholle seats and back – Not only did they want to relax reasons, but also required tenderness and texture to warm and invite this room.
- Large and strong – My brother does not like the chairs that are delicate or dinky, they need to be side and comfortable (but we did not want all arms).
- Child friendly, ie, no light clothes – Color also had to work with stool and furniture in the living room, as it is a big open space.
Colorful food is a real hole in the market for chairs, but I think it is mostly designed for people (meaning, perhaps there is a hole for a reason-because most people are afraid of that level of color commitment. At a point, I almost bought them. My green food chairs From the crate and barrel (with a separate rug), but I loved the back on them, adding a beautiful line and shape. They bought 8 of them, but did not want all 8 in a normal day, so they have two in the family room that they can bring here when needed.
Window shades
We participated Decoration At home for window treatment, and everyone was excited to use their motorized colors here. The style of the entire house is very rare, so we chose a soft, warm texture that works well with wood and wall color. They are all on a remote that is so easy to open and close (which they do, daily).
light fixtures
We worked with rejuvenation on light fixtures and chosen This cute linear and graphic chandelier This gave them enough light (no light was done here) but was not so busy that it would be overcome by the ideas behind it. The funny fact is that at first we had clear glass shades because I thought it would allow us to see the scene even more, but it looked really busy (I think the bulb inside and all the reflections were just distracting in this case). Once we swap glass (rejuvenated customer service was very good), we all said that it was much better.
The sconus There are really pride lights that can be horizontal or vertical, but since we had such a thin area, we thought they would look great here (and they do). Both fixtures are in unlocked brass, so they will add a little bit of a good way over time, but look very calm in the room. At one point, I am not doing a contrasting finish (such as black metal) for both, but now that the entire project is done, it looks really simply and comfortable, overall. This look is not perfect for all styles of the house, pay attention to you (want more contrast to a more traditional house to finish), but for this style, I love how all finish are simple, draw attention to wood and ideas.
Bowl , Strips , Plates , Mat (Not available now) | Glasses , wine glasses , Flatware
Bench seat!
Poles clothes Pillow left to right: Blue fringe , streakl (Equal) | Gold velvet Long wood (from) Room service couch, Sleep , Blue (Equal) | Large strip
There is a cheerful amount of bench seats in this house. And we did two niches above. Was it needed? Not really, but the boy is fun to sit there and staring out of the window, as well as I had an opportunity to add some colors and patterns (otherwise the room would be just wood and cream). So I really was happy that they designed them in the plan. I used this opportunity to push Poles clothes On them – are only so beautiful in velvet patterns that actually take the room to the ground. Then I styled them with very simple pillows to add even more textures and heat.
Poles clothes , Cream pillow , Gold velvet , Blue fringe (Similar)
I love how they turned out! Oh, and yes, all bench seats are actually storage drawer. I did not want them to have hardware so that they just read more simple (and look like not only at their home), but fun fact – this is a pushing mechanism that your heel is completely hit and you accidentally open them all. The. Time. I hope it’s more fun than annoying 🙂
Vase , Bowl , Strips , Plates , Mat (Not available now) | Glasses , wine glasses , Flatware
We thought it was a very opportunity to set the table and add too much color, texture and warmth. They finished keeping everything (most of the world markets and from the crate and barrel) to re -create when they had good dinners.
Impure tree The corner is excellent (from West Elm!) And added some tenderness and color to the left. The room really combines so well with kitchen and living room – all finish, colors, and textured similarities, but it still seems customized and special.
You can see here how it flows together with the kitchen. Designing open spaces with scratches is really very difficult for this. You don’t want everything to match (so boring), but it needs to be understood together. I like how all the lights work together, color (green island, green rug), and black colored platforms in lighting and charcoal seating.
Don’t forget to play with sliders, to see how it looked before we equip it and style it.
I personally think that all clothes, color and styling have actually made this room alive. I certainly was concerned at a certain point that we did not make enough strong, bold options (which we did not actually do), but now that all this has happened, I am reminded that a neutral palette is so easy to layer to make it that what you want.
Dining House Resource:
Tile: N sax
Bench: Custom
Bench Fabric: Malay
Main Wall Color: Alabaster by Sherwin-Villiams
Sconces and chandeliers: Rejuvenation
Uncovery Trees: West elm
Chairs: Almodern
rug: Rugs USA
window shades: Decoration
By Marin windows and doors
floor: Stuga
*Architect: Anne Ashur
** General Contractor: JP Massey Sierra Custom Construction
*** Interior Designer: Emily Henderson (I!) And Max humphree
**** Styling: Emily Henderson (I!)
***** photos Kettlene green
