Dining room

The table is like the Duncan Phyfe style that I have.

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I like the simplicity of this dining room and how it opens onto the family room/den.

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This is a good example of a dining room that leads to a garden on the side. I like the white wall with the wall art and table that is between the single French doors that lead to the garden. I also like the wainscoting that echoes the white of the mattes in the wall art and the white of the chandelier. The dark blue grey of the upper walls and the lighter blue candles and vases are great features of this room.

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I like the light green and white of the tropical wall paper that serves as a background for the light blue and white striped curtains and the light blue chairs and area rug. The room is cheerful and inviting without being too feminine.

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I like the arches that lead to the dining room and the orange curtains and flowers. This is a great decorating idea for the fall season.

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I like the blue and fern green color scheme that brings the outdoors to the inside.

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This photo shows the LR area too, but it still could work in a study or sewing room. It also could be used as a study area with a twin bed in place of the sofa for a student's bedroom.

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I like the red-white-and-blue color scheme in this room. The wood-tone beams are a bit rustic, but I do like the light blue shelving unit. This arrangement could work in a sewing room or study.

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I like this subtle red-white-and-blue color scheme, and I like the patterned area rug. I like the way the scarlet flowers contrast from the light blue in the painting that is in the background.

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I like the white trim, arched doorways, and FP surround. I like the light blue on the walls and ceiling and chairs, but I would prefer a dark blue print in the carpeting.

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I like the matching arched doorways into the living room and the blue plates wall art and clock centered between the doorways. On the left there appears to be a pass-through from the kitchen with the pt accessorized with the matching blue plates. I would like to see a bit more blue in the color scheme.

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I like the white Federalist wainscoting and colonial doors, and the nearly black walls are OK for contrast. The small photos and the too-contemporary chandelier are distracting.

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I like all the glass and the French door access to both sides of the enclosed wrap-around porch.

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I like the shell-topped china cabinets on each side of the FP and the sunburst mirror over the FP. I like the oval-shaped table and the crystal chandelier bc the latter does not block anyone's view of the room.

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This room goes with the sunroom-style family/living room already saved.

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