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Dining room wall covering concept

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Dining room wall covering concept

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Dark grass cloth in dining room?

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Dark accent wall with either paneling or paper? Add sconces on wall for visual interest, then you don't need so much art, it becomes an architectural focus.

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This is a very abstract concept photo I'm using here - The ideas would be to incorporate beams or other wood materials somewhere in the kitchen to make more sense out of the stone. Having only one rustic element feels a little off. Light perimeter cabinets and a darker island that picks up a color in the stone could work. Are they willing to refinish the floors? A warmer brown would be nice.

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Pretty mix of materials Color palette Mixes rustic with modern nicely

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Pantry door - Bring in dark contrast with an iron door or wood painted dark. Add frosted glass?

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Wall paint - simply white

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Furniture palette - Light, bright, sophisticated, transitional. Different rug though, don't love that.

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Creating contrast with dark case pieces, cabinet and drapery hardware and lighting. Nice build-out at fireplace.

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White surround with heavier stone

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**** This felt to me to be close to the stone you are dealing with. They opted for the light surround and I think it works. This concept also incorporates the contrast of light and dark. Although there are a number of things I would change, the overall vibe is nice.

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Dark rustic stone with light surround

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This is the only visual I could find with a dark painted surround paired with dark stone and light built-ins. I have to say, visually, I prefer the lighter surrounds in the other images. Perhaps the "dark" comes in with dark finishes in the furniture, lighting and accessories? Could the dining room have a darker wall covering to bring in that depth you're after?

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