Running out of dining room styles for your home? Here are some of inspirations and dining room styles that you can try:
Vintage
Attain a dining room with vintage theme by simply incorporating Victorian and Scandinavian pieces. A vintage dining room style can be easily mixed with Scandinavian-style inspired gray-painted wood floors or chairs with vintage grain sacks.
Antique
Add some antique pieces in your dining area by displaying a wine-barrel-stave chandelier or a 19th-century clock. These statement pieces create drama in a plain space, Midwest Living reports.
Rustic
One of the dining room styles that have been popular throughout the years is the rustic design. If you want to have a dining room like this, simply add elements of organic and wood textures such as ski lodges or old log cabins. Add some twist by mixing them with modern or traditional design. Another idea to create this style is to add more greenery or install exposed beams. You can also place an old dining room table with bench seating or barn-inspired doors.
Trendy but transitional
Transitional dining room is the combination of classic and contemporary designs. Use a peaceful color paint or incorporate organic decorations or crisp window treatments to achieve this look. The trick is less is more. Use only simple accessories to attain a timeless dining room design.
Cottage
Cottage is one of the dining room styles that you can try if you love the outdoors. Usually, this style makes use of simple or little window treatments to expose more natural light and views.
Contemporary
Modern dining style can be achieved in various ways. Crisp corners and clean lines, modern art décor and abstract art are among the important details in modern dining room style, according to Zillow. Other features of modern dining room styles include sleek tablescapes, metallic and high-gloss finishes.
