Color Inspiration: Dining Room Holiday Decor

If you are tired of the traditional red and green Christmas color scheme, try something new! I love this sparkly table setting with shiny silver and blue. Add ornaments, ribbon, glitter, candles and garland to make your holiday gathering a memorable one.Don't miss this comprehensive list ~ Holiday Party Planning GuideMore Christmas decorating ideas and more ways to follow BB&B... and a glimpse of

Red-Green Dining Room with Light Effects

by: Indra Permana Zaka
Red-Green Dining Room with Light Effects
Eating not only need, but also part of the process of looking for satisfaction. Pamper the eye with color and light.
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The red color is impressive courage, and green color that gives the impression of friendly and gentle. Both these colors together in the dining room of Yahya Othman. Yohan Tirtawidjaja, architects Genesis + reveals, this work was made according to the owner's favorite color. Owners who choose their own colors and placement.

Blend of contemporary colors and finishing materials are supported by a contemporary. PU material processed and processed duco to get an impression of a glossy surface. A glossy surface reflecting a strong effect when the light hits the table. Luxurious and elegant, this dining table that is surplus to strengthen the impression remains contemporary.

Yohan make the dining room is full of character. The owners wanted the character of each family member represented. John is more likely to like a modern glossy material with bright colors processed. Glossy material is obtainable from the game with a touch of glass furniture and mirrors. The white color balancing as a binding material so glossy and bright colors. This beautiful composition would not be so without the support of the owner. Yohan said, "the owner of an open person and very helpful when determining the choice of design."

Making Dining Room Living Room Burst As

Like what happens if the position was replaced by the living room dining room? Plus, the room is designed so open with glass walls that make it visible from the outside.

Sometimes we need to hit the grip to make adjustments as needed. Something unusual might we pursue. If it fits, why not? Including moving the location of the dining room to the front of the house.

Generally, dining area placed near the family room because it is semi-private. Guests should not be involved in such activities. Except, for those who are invited there because they are a partner or close relative.

In the modern era, as now, many customs and habits shift. Now, the activity began to eat together is rarely done because of busy each family member. Instead, it involves more of this activity partner or colleague.

Departure from this space where configuration changes occur. Paul Dewanto, the architect who designed this house, deliberately placing the dining room at the front of it to provide privacy for the residents. This way, guests can be entertained in the dining room without disturbing the family.

He cried, open space created by using glass as a wall. This view was immediately fixed on the page around the house. At night, the park will look more beautiful with sparkling lights. Which guest did not like were treated like that?

If your habits include a changed, there's no harm in applying the concept like this.

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A Pennsylvania Farmhouse is Beautiful

I love this time of the year in New England when the leaves have all turned and the weather is getting a bit more chilly. It's time of making apple pies and getting the wood stacked and ready for roaring fires in in the fireplace. I thought this would be a great time to share this thoughtfully restored 1840's Greek Revival Farmhouse in Pennsylvania, a two hour drive from NYC.

Paul Ochs, founder of Och Design has a passion for restoring historic homes in country, that are commutable to the Big Apple. This rural residential restoration showcases his wonderful talent and gift for returning an antique abandoned home back to its original beauty.

Paul was careful to keep as many of the original details of the home as possible. Above, the mudroom has been restored with the original plank ceilings and hemlock floor.

The kitchen was completely renovated, but the new cabinets evoke a true farmhouse feel. The countertops are bluestone that was found locally. Notice the moulding detail above the window that was enlarged to hold antique crockery.


Paul designed the farm table to seat 10. He also hung a collection of antique butter paddles as a reminder that the property was once a dairy farm.

The fireplace was added to the dining room and, because it was done so thoughtfully, it looks original. The antler light fixture in the living room is an Ochs Design original. I really like the cozy feeling in this room. The two old chests pushed up against each other create an interesting coffee table. Also notice the enhanced moulding around the windows - it creates a great shelf for displaying what looks like bittersweet branches.

The historic paint color selection creates a lovely autumn feeling in this guest suite. A black Windsor chair is a classic in any farmhouse decor. The addition of the botanical prints creates a perfect accent.

In an effort to embrace the interesting roof lines, a custom velvet headboard was created in the master bedroom.

Every farmhouse needs a chippy iron bed! The wall color in this guest room is just beautiful.

The attic was renovated to hold an artist's studio. I adore the interesting chair made from found objects.

The barn was also restored and renovated into a four car garage with a large overhead space which could eventually become an apartment or guest house. The house also sits on a bubbling stream and is surrounded by acres of undeveloped property.

A Pennsylvania Farmhouse is Beautiful

I love this time of the year in New England when the leaves have all turned and the weather is getting a bit more chilly. It's time of making apple pies and getting the wood stacked and ready for roaring fires in in the fireplace. I thought this would be a great time to share this thoughtfully restored 1840's Greek Revival Farmhouse in Pennsylvania, a two hour drive from NYC.

Paul Ochs, founder of Och Design has a passion for restoring historic homes in country, that are commutable to the Big Apple. This rural residential restoration showcases his wonderful talent and gift for returning an antique abandoned home back to its original beauty.

Paul was careful to keep as many of the original details of the home as possible. Above, the mudroom has been restored with the original plank ceilings and hemlock floor.

The kitchen was completely renovated, but the new cabinets evoke a true farmhouse feel. The countertops are bluestone that was found locally. Notice the moulding detail above the window that was enlarged to hold antique crockery.


Paul designed the farm table to seat 10. He also hung a collection of antique butter paddles as a reminder that the property was once a dairy farm.

The fireplace was added to the dining room and, because it was done so thoughtfully, it looks original. The antler light fixture in the living room is an Ochs Design original. I really like the cozy feeling in this room. The two old chests pushed up against each other create an interesting coffee table. Also notice the enhanced moulding around the windows - it creates a great shelf for displaying what looks like bittersweet branches.

The historic paint color selection creates a lovely autumn feeling in this guest suite. A black Windsor chair is a classic in any farmhouse decor. The addition of the botanical prints creates a perfect accent.

In an effort to embrace the interesting roof lines, a custom velvet headboard was created in the master bedroom.

Every farmhouse needs a chippy iron bed! The wall color in this guest room is just beautiful.

The attic was renovated to hold an artist's studio. I adore the interesting chair made from found objects.

The barn was also restored and renovated into a four car garage with a large overhead space which could eventually become an apartment or guest house. The house also sits on a bubbling stream and is surrounded by acres of undeveloped property.