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Hello everyone and welcome to DecorPuzzle. Today we'll be telling you tips for designing your dining room. The dining room is where your family and friends come together to share a meal and create memories. The basic rule of design can help you accomplish this, along with examples of various design approaches to help you realize your dream dining room. Basics of Dining Room Design There are certain standard dining room rules that can help you create the ideal design to ensure comfort and beauty. 1. Room Size Keep design components in scale with the size of your dining room. 2. Table Shape and Room Shape Repeating the room shape with the table shape is a pleasing and often formal design. 3. Round and Oval Tables Add interest to square and rectangle rooms with the visual effect of taking up less space. 4. Mix Table and Room Shapes Create interest and the unexpected by using contrasting shapes of table and room. 5. Table and Chair Clearance Allow a minimum of 36 inches of clearance between the walls and the chairs or other furniture, such as a buffet, server, china cabinet, and dining tables slash chairs. The ideal distance is 48 inches. 6. Space per Person Allow 2 feet of tabletop space for each person sitting at the table. 7. Chandeliers The bottom part should be no lower than 27 to 30 inches above the table. 8. Area Rugs A rug should extend a minimum of 24 inches on all sides of the table to allow diners to move chairs in and out of the table. 9. Room Size Rugs Room size rugs should fall between 12 and 18 inches from the wall. 10. Maximize Seating Maximize seating. Seat more people at a large table by using small chairs or benches. 9. Approaches to Designing a Dining Room Once you understand the basics of dining room design, you're ready to decide on how you wish to approach the design of your room. One way is to focus on a specific aspect of design. For example, you can build your design around architectural features, color, furniture period, and other specific design elements. A good design means enjoyable meals that will leave long-lasting memories of shared meals. 1. Architectural Features One way to approach designing a dining room is to start with architectural features and build on them. Period-style furniture and other furnishings can be then layered into the room design. You can mimic a specific style by adding any or all the architectural features to your dining room. As an example, a Georgian-style home features arched doorways with capstones, broken or hulled pediments over doors, wide crown and dental moldings, columns, doorways flanked by pilasters, OG caps, which are two S arcs curving in opposite directions, ornate ceiling medallions, double-hung sash windows with small panes, and decorative pediments above windows. Once the architectural features are in place, it's simply a matter of finding appropriate furnishings. This approach can be done with any architectural style. The key to a successful dining room based on architectural features is consistency. 2. Color Themes Focusing on a color theme approach can take several directions. You'll want to decide on which theme you like the best, then begin selecting fabrics for draperies, upholstery, pillows, throws, and rugs. The colors will be repeated throughout the room design. Create the room as you would a collage by alternating patterns and solid colors. Don't forget the wall colors. Consider creating an accent wall. If you're using wallpaper, then you might combine one or more colors in a pattern or stripe. There are two very effective color themes you can use, complementary colors or monochromatic colors. Complementary This color theme identifies opposite colors on the color wheel. The colors are then used together to create a vibrant and stunning design. Basic color combinations are red and green, blue and orange, yellow and purple, and all the various hues in between. To add greater depth to your room design, be sure to use several hues of the two color combo. For example, red and green main colors might be vibrant and accented with pink and lime green hues. The colors can be used in various prints, patterns, and stripes, as well as solid colors. Monochromatic A true monochromatic color scheme is a stunning and dramatic choice. For example, you might decide blue is the color of your dining room. Start with a medium blue, and then select a hue that is twice as dark, and one that is twice as light. These will be your three main hues. But you want to layer other hues of blue into your design. Monochromatic blue design elements include 1. An area rug Dark blue will anchor the dining table and chair. Go with a solid color or blue on blue patterned rug. 2. Dining table and chairs Paint the table the desired blue, and add floral or striped upholstery in dark blue, and two other blue hues. 3. Draperies Use a light and dark blue damask drapery fabric, and add light and dark blue striped unupholstered cornice. 4. Walls Break up space with wainscoting and chair rail. Paint wainscoting the darkest hue, the chair rail the next lighter hue, and the wall above the chair rail should be the lightest blue. 5. Chandeliers and lamps Vary the hues of lamps and chandeliers for contrast. You can paint an existing chandelier with the blue hue desired. 6. Artwork Blue monochromatic artwork with a customized blue frame will carry the theme deeper into the room. 7. Accessories Items such as candles and candle holders, art objects, dark and light blue flower arrangements, help to accessorize the dining room. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to like it, and subscribe for more ideas on how you can elevate your house. Thank you for watching and goodbye. Hello everyone and welcome to DecorPuzzle. Today we'll be telling you tips for designing your dining room. The dining room is where your family and friends come together to share a meal and create memories. The basic rule of design can help you accomplish this, along with examples of various design approaches to help you realize your dream dining room. Basics of Dining Room Design There are certain standard dining room rules that can help you create the ideal design to ensure comfort and beauty. 1. Room Size Keep design components in scale with the size of your dining room. 2. Table Shape and Room Shape Repeating the room shape with the table shape is a pleasing and often formal design. 3. Round and Oval Tables Add interest to square and rectangle rooms with the visual effect of taking up less space. 4. Mix Table and Room Shapes Create interest and the unexpected by using contrasting shapes of table and room. 5. Table and Chair Clearance Allow a minimum of 36 inches of clearance between the walls and the chairs or other furniture, such as a buffet, server, china cabinet and dining tables slash chairs. The ideal distance is 48 inches. 6. Space per Person Allow 2 feet of tabletop space for each person sitting at the table. 7. Chandeliers The bottom part should be no lower than 27 to 30 inches above the table. 8. Area Rugs A rug should extend a minimum of 24 inches on all sides of the table to allow diners to move chairs in and out of the table. 9. Room-sized Rugs Room-sized rugs should fall between 12 and 18 inches from the wall. 10. Maximize Seating Maximize seating. Seat more people at a large table by using small chairs or benches. 9. Approaches to Designing a Dining Room Room Once you understand the basics of dining room design, you're ready to decide on how you wish to approach the design of your room. One way is to focus on a specific aspect of design. For example, you can build your design around architectural features, color, furniture period and other specific design elements. A good design means enjoyable meals that will leave long-lasting memories of shared meals. 1. Architectural Features One way to approach designing a dining room is to start with architectural features and build on them. Period style furniture and other furnishings can be then layered into the room design. You can mimic a specific style by adding any or all the architectural features to your dining room. As an example, a Georgian-style home features arched doorways with capstones, broken or hulled pediments over doors, white crown and dental moldings, columns, doorways flanked by pilasters, OG caps, which are two S-arcs curving in opposite directions, ornate ceiling medallions, double-hung sash windows with small panes, and decorative pediments above windows. Once the architectural features are in place, it's simply a matter of finding appropriate furnishings. This approach can be done with any architectural style. The key to a successful dining room based on architectural features is consistency. 2. Color Themes Focusing on a color theme approach can take several directions. You'll want to decide on which theme you like the best, then begin selecting fabrics for draperies, upholstery, pillows, throws, and rugs. The colors will be repeated throughout the room design. Create the room as you would a collage by alternating patterns and solid colors. Don't forget the wall colors. Consider creating an accent wall. If you're using wallpaper, then you might combine one or more colors in a pattern or stripe. There are two very effective color themes you can use. 3. Complementary This color theme identifies opposite colors on the color wheel. The colors are then used together to create a vibrant and stunning design. Basic color combinations are red and green, blue and orange, yellow and purple, and all the various hues in between. To add greater depth to your room design, be sure to use several hues of the two color combo. For example, red and green main colors might be vibrant and accented with pink and lime green hues. The colors can be used in various prints, patterns, and stripes, as well as solid colors. 4. Monochromatic A true monochromatic color scheme is a stunning and dramatic choice. For example, you might decide blue is the color of your dining room. Start with a medium blue, and then select a hue that is twice as dark and one that is twice as light. These will be your three main hues. But you want to layer other hues of blue into your design. Monochromatic blue design elements include... 1. An area rug Dark blue will anchor the dining table and chair. Go with a solid color or blue-on-blue patterned rug. 2. Dining table and chairs Paint the table the desired blue, and add floral or striped upholstery in dark blue and two other blue hues. 3. Draperies Use a light and dark blue damask drapery fabric, and add light and dark blue striped unupholstered cornice. 4. Walls Break up space with wainscoting and chair rail. Paint wainscoting the darkest hue, the chair rail the next lighter hue, and the wall above the chair rail should be the lightest blue. 5. Chandeliers and lamps Vary the hues of lamps and chandeliers for contrast. You can paint an existing chandelier with the blue hue desired.