- Dining Room
World-Inspired Dining Room Ideas and Designs
Photograph by Faye Hedges.
Extension, remodelling and refurbishment by Oasys Property Solutions.
Japanese room in a family house near London.
Photo by Image Property Experts
Dining Room in Notting Hill - The decor is infused with many elements from the East to create a formal space and conducive to interesting conversations!
Photography by Rachael Smith
Wallpaper - susancooneywalsh
This is the main outdoor living area, this gorgeous wooden dining room table has an amazing view of the surrounding Ubud jungle.
I was asked to do full photographic coverage of this private villa for future rentals. From the wide shots and views to the details and smaller spaces, the interiors and exteriors of this beautiful villa are represented.
3wiredesigns is a professional photography and real estate marketing firm located in Central Arkansas. We specialize is showcasing premier properties and luxury estates for sale in the Little Rock area. Photography Credit: CHRIS WHITE
we have designed it with low lying light contemporary fitting above the dining table, provided wooden deck for formal Indian type seating ambience for heart to heart talks.
Photos by Louise Roche, of Villa Styling.
Floating timber dining off cast concrete bench top, teak drop ceiling over kitchen
Elegant and natural, this chic dining space features a lush coral wallpaper of flourishing palm leaves. Add an air of exotic wonderment to walls with this beautiful and cultured design.
This villa hotel, on a narrow lot fronting a protected bay in Tulum, Mexico, is designed to be fully self-sufficient, and to immerse its occupants in the range of environments that the site offers. A narrow path brings visitors through dense vegetation to a large living- dining-kitchen space that is fully open to the beach beyond. The living spaces can be closed at night by a bank of large wooden louver panels that pocket into the walls.
Both sides of all bedrooms can also be fully opened, maximizing views and allowing prevailing winds to provide cooling. The house is powered by a photovoltaic canopy that shades a large rooftop hammock terrace. The terrace also collects rainwater that is filtered and stored for use. The house is grid-tied, produces no excess, and works in harmony with its surroundings.
Architect: Specht Architects
Interior Design: Matthew Finalson
Photography: Taggart Sorensen
Press and Awards:
Coastal Home "Top 50 in the World"
Architectural Digest Mexico
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